edogu: After my service in 2011, i investd my little savings on poultry farm project 2gethr wit d seed money dt my dad gav 2 me. 4 d first stock (abt 170 birds), i started wit, i broke even, 4 d second stock abt 200 birds, i lost all d stocks. Well i was discourag initially plus d fact d@ my parent advised me 2 leav it 4 now n face my MA programme. Am thru wit my course work n ve started writing thesis. My next project is 2 go back 2 d same business. As a measur, i ve created a special a/c 4 it. Com october dis yr, am starting all over again. My failur wil not deter me cos i ve learnt my lessons which re: get a good stock, ensure d envir is neat, timely vaccination, feed dm 4 8 wks n disposed dm as quickly as possibl. My advice 2 nairaland reading dis thread is dis 'let where u re 2day b better dan wher u re yesterday'. Above all, God shld be ur driver.

parki: That's what you get from acquiring Liabilities as possessions. Liabilities are in no way good. Instead of them to enrich you, they zap and drain you.

I feel bad that the car has been stolen but he should have invested the money wisely by buying a smaller less attractive car and the rest of the money, channelled into a project would generate more money for him.

biolabee:

keep dreaming bro

abuadam1978: i wonder why you people are tribalistic and sentimist allthe the time you come and create confusion in our peaceful land and you are abusing us also these killings is sponsored by CAN so as to coused confusion in muslim land we know and we are aware but all the time you blame hausa/muslims infact we dont have anything like polio in the north it was created to couse problem to spread infertility and hiv to muslim children

brownlord: Nonsence, let them bring out the donors of this project if u find any female among them, mk she talk wetin she do for those men before them sponsor this project, am a servin call member and i knw what am talking about, am presently servin in one of the local govt. In osun, in the whole of this LGA no good place to eat, except some useless buka where u be served, one nonsence soup with 2 cups of stew, u cant find anywhere to eat jollof/fried rice or other varieties thereby making it difficult for non yourubas to cope even the place is close to their state capital, i told a girl of my intention to try a little restaurant or fast food joint and she told me not to bother, that she a batch B, tried a laundering service, after several warnings from one person doin same bizness, shes been battling wit health issue since she commenced, another girl told me of one ibo woman who opened a restaurant and a while some restaurant owner gang up and they told her is she love her life she shld flee from the community so make them park well, all the big project for nysc scheme na only girls dey always execute am, shebi na dem dedicate to the programme pass abi?

fitzkenny: I stand to be corrected. Kaduna boys were never pleased with a christian governor in Kaduna State. Kaduna boys are those who are sympathetic with BH. They either schooled in Barewa College, ABU or live and have their homes there.The Mutalabs, Maigoros,Gumis of this world

manny4life:

Show me one bank NOW IN NIGERIA, that isn't involved in one shady deal or the other under SLS watch? Even Access bank if I'm correct was involved in a dirty deal with Mr. Cosmas Maduka and Ifeanyi Uba. Abeg, let's leave all that shady matter, even in the U.S., it common norm, you can never weed out shady deals in banks.

Yes Soludo did not reinforce regulation like it should, they've learned but for you to make that as an excuse is just ridic. My point is, even after SLS clean up, there are still banks that are ILL, they are financially SICK. Was it not last week that Savannah and another bank almost declared bankruptcy, asking CBN for a N20 or N200 billion injection of another cash?

Financial market around the world had their issues, even here in the U.S., few went under, many were rescued while a few were merged with others. Today, they are doing very well, lending has improved, and the financial market are gradually resuscitating.

However, in the case of Nigeria, perhaps, only 3/4 banks are more so healthy, others are literally flying blind... Like I once said, when SLS leave, we shall compare and contrast the damage done to the banks. It's only after someone's term that you can fully evaluate their efficiency, til then, I'll reserve my greatest criticism.

manny4life:



so from above I take it you support shady deals in banks? I hope you don't ever complain about our politicians being corrupt

Show me one bank NOW IN NIGERIA, that isn't involved in one shady deal or the other under SLS watch? Even Access bank if I'm correct was involved in a dirty deal with Mr. Cosmas Maduka and Ifeanyi Uba. Abeg, let's leave all that shady matter, even in the U.S., it common norm, you can never weed out shady deals in banks.

Yes Soludo did not reinforce regulation like it should, they've learned but for you to make that as an excuse is just ridic. My point is, even after SLS clean up, there are still banks that are ILL, they are financially SICK. Was it not last week that Savannah and another bank almost declared bankruptcy, asking CBN for a N20 or N200 billion injection of another cash?

Financial market around the world had their issues, even here in the U.S., few went under, many were rescued while a few were merged with others. Today, they are doing very well, lending has improved, and the financial market are gradually resuscitating.

However, in the case of Nigeria, perhaps, only 3/4 banks are more so healthy, others are literally flying blind... Like I once said, when SLS leave, we shall compare and contrast the damage done to the banks. It's only after someone's term that you can fully evaluate their efficiency, til then, I'll reserve my greatest criticism.

yamakuza:

you are correct. If you waste time while typing the numbers, you'll sometimes get INVALID TOKEN.

#Meaning they age