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Smallville10:
hmmm, a big one...
An OSTRICH! Will be just perfect

TheUnbeatable:
2 meters inter row spacing

Keneking:
Shiites (army), Niger Delta( DSS & Navy) and Boko Haram(airforce) don hear am...

Police can continue with AK47 and boiling ring

Emassive:
My generation will take care of itself and am already taking good care of my own kids now. How about the history we know that the Oil from Itsekiri, Ijaw and Urhobo feed your grand Father and even sent him for free education if he ever went though. I built all the roads in your region and still made your people Billionaires just... enjoy the recession why your lagos oil revives the economy I hope

Chriswazo:
Gbege don start as expected, it invariably will affect us too people.

2016 Batch ‘B’ stream II to commence orientation Jan 2017- NYSC

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has assured
members of the public that the scheme has made all necessary
preparations to ensure the mobilisation of all eligible
prospective corps members in the next service year.
Brig.-Gen. Sulaiman Kazaure gave the assurance in Abuja on
Wednesday during a Media Parley organised by the scheme for
Editors and Reporters of various media organisations in the
country.
Kazaure explained that although the scheme could presently
cater for only 86,000 out of the 170,000 screened for the
next service year it had taken necessary precautions to
ensure the rest partook in the service.
“In the 2016 budget, provision was made for the mobilisation
of a total of 210,000 corps members. However, the figure for
both 2016 Batch ‘A’ and Batch ‘B’ has more than doubled the
original projection.
“Like we did before the 2016 Batch ‘A’ orientation course,
we have appealed to government for special intervention
grant to mop up excess of this figure.
“So far, we have received the green light from the relevant
government agencies to prepare for the mobilisation of all
qualified prospective corps members.
“However, the limited cumulative capacity of the orientation
camps nationwide necessitates a second stream orientation
course for the 2016 Batch ‘B’ which is planned for January
2017,” the director-general said.
Kazaure commended President Muhammadu Buhari for his
personal intervention in strengthening the operations of the
scheme and some state governors for their support toward
promoting national unity and development.
The director-general, however, appealed to defaulting
states, local government councils and NGOs to support the
NYSC in delivering its national development objectives,
pointing out that lack of support remain the biggest
challenge of the scheme.
According to him, this attitude is most glaring in the limited
capacity and quality of facilities in most orientation camps
across the country; hence the inability of the corps to
accommodate more than 78,000 in one orientation course.
He therefore called on all state and local governments to
wake up to their responsibilities of assisting the scheme in
the provision of orientation camp facilities and post-camp
accommodation and transport of corps members.
Kazaure listed other responsibilities to include logistics
support for inspection of corps locations, material support
for Community Development Service (CDS) and security of
corps members during the service year.
This notwithstanding, the director-general disclosed that
the corps is collaborating with about 12 organisations and
agencies to deliver its mandate on national development.
Similarly, he said that the scheme had trained more than
600,000 corps members on various skills to be self reliant in
the last four years, adding that nine beneficiaries of the
Presidential; awardees have been granted automatic
employment into Federal Civil Service in addition to cash
donations.
Besides, the director-general said that more than 300,000
rural communities have benefitted from the NYSC medical
outreach conducted in October 2015, among other
achievements.
He pledged that the scheme would continue to sensitise corps
members to maintain neutrality, honesty and commitment to
electoral duties.
Earlier, the Director of Press, Mrs Bose Aderibigbe, described
the media parley as an avenue for the scheme to enlist the
support of the media in showcasing its activities with a view
to sustain public appreciation of the schemes relevance.
She appealed to the media to continue imbibe the ethical
principles of objectivity and balanced reportage especially in
handling issues affecting the scheme to avert the negative
impacts of misrepresented facts.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the stream I
of the next batch for NYSC mobilisation, which is the 2016
Batch ‘B’, would commence orientation exercise on Nov. 24.
The 2016 Batch ‘B’ stream II are expected to commence
orientation in January 2017.

Source : Vanguard

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/2016-batch-b-stream-ii-commence-orientation-jan-2017-nysc/


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Pavore9:
Go do your market research. if for example you intend growing lettuce, go to the markets where you intend selling your harvest and find out where the sellers source their lettuce from and how much they are buying. That will help you decide whether to go ahead or not.

Lesgupnigeria:
During raining season next year.

Pavore9:
Look for 2/3 plots that have access to water and grow vegetables/herbs/spices you should be harvesting in 2 to 4 months. Start small with short cycle crops. Go understudy farmers who are already cultivating and doing well in your selected crops and go apply the knowledge.

Emassive:
13% even when you extract and export only 60barrels per day...lol

aboutbiz:
my brother why cassava or plantain why not thinking on some small one
i mean like cucumber and co

Tiny23:
Nice but
Did you know the environment where the garri you consume lately is made from?













the environment looks dirty

Tiny23:
Nice but
Did you know the environment where the garri you consume lately is made from?













the environment looks dirty

Donvilo:
Great chefs of nairaland, please I need your assistance in this little problem that I have discovered in cooking beans. Can you imagine that l have been cooking this brown beans (Actually I love brown beans because of their taste) for almost 2 hrs now & yet nothing seems to be happening! Gosh! it so frustrating! Is there any way you guys know that I can do to make it cook a little faster.........I'ill be glad if you guys could help

sseunth:
you mst have irrigation to plant at this time

gabbyfarms:
Plantian farming is profitable #doit

Lesgupnigeria:
Plantain cannot survive in middy or clayey soil.
Well drained soil is good.

Lesgupnigeria:
At least 25years