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you don't tell me there are no smart Kenyans to hire. anyway she has always been interested in anything out of Naija |
Ma'am face your front and deal with your life. Seems the jail term you served has not taught you a lesson. Second jail term loading |
The government idea is in order. Why would you all go to abroad to shoot movies and videos. There are loss of revenue, jobs and entitlement to Nigerians and the government. We have beautiful places in Nigeria. So deal with it |
its nobody's problem as the man indicated. I don't see it as a big deal. afterall he is a human being. Its a cheap blackmail and the persons involved will not see 1 kobo from Mr Buka. |
oluwafon:Contact me on WhatsApp |
Dear Potential Exporter, Do you desire to venture into export of agricultural products like bitter kola, ginger, kolanut, gallstone etc or you want to make up to 200% Return On Investment? Then worry no more because I'm willing to give you direct contact addresses of companies that I've used who are willing to buy these products in large quantity. Do you know that the kolanut and bitterkola are important commodities that can be exported to manufacturing companies outside Nigeria? Yes! That is the same kolanut that is usually known as “Goro” and “oji” This caffeine based edible seed is often used ceremonially by West Africans and mostly Nigerians to show a gesture of friendship, warmth and peace. In the western world, kolanut extract is used in the production of beverage drinks, energy drinks, cosmetics (e.g. beauty soaps and creams), chewing gums, sweets, etc. Medically, Kolanut and its products have many benefits; it aids digestion, helps with weight loss, energy supplement , anti-depressant, decreases high blood pressure, acts as pain reliever, to mention but a few. The Demand in the Local and International Market is of enormous value in the local and international market with India, China, Europe and U.S.A as major buyers. There’s high demand for it by industries that require kolanut as their raw material. You can buy kola nuts in large quantities in the western part of Nigeria. They can be found in the following states: Osun State – Owena, Ikirun, Faforiji, Garage Olode (Ife East), Ijebu Jesa, Esa Oke, Odo-Ijesa, Iperindo, Ise Ijesa. Ondo State – Ogbese, Owo, Ore Others are ; Oje and Shasha markets in Ibadan, Sabo market in Ile-Ife, etc How much do you need to start exporting kola nut? You can start in small scale with N100,000 or if you have between N200, 000 to N300, 000 its better off. Given that kolanut is in high demand in Europe and U.S.A and a large supply of the commodity can be sourced easily our country. It therefore means that exporting kola nut to America and Europe is a lucrative business. And who ever starts exporting this commodity to foreign buyers will be making tons of dollars on a regular basis. So do you want to become an exporter of kola nut and make big bucks? There's a detailed e-book manual on kolanut that explained how to be successful. This ebook contains the following important information on kolanut and bitterkola export business: Where to buy cheap kolanuts and bitterkola in Nigeria. How to process the products for export. How to contact foreign buyers of the products. (America and Europe) I will show you 10 genuine buyers (Local and International) where you can make big money within a month. How to receive payment for your commodity. in Nigeria. For more info on the ebook, contact me: Note: You don't need to register with (Nigerian Export Promotion Council) NEPC before you start the business but its necessary to register with them especially when doing large export. But this info is for those who wants to start from small scale to large scale. To your success. Michael Whatsapp/Call: 08181837181 |
Hello potential exporters, The business of kolanut and bitterkola is still very relevant as a non oil business. Anyone can venture into it either educated or not. I'll continue to guide whoever that's interested in the business. The business can be done on a part time and in small scale. Contact me with the details at the beginning of the post. To your success Michael |
Evans part two in the making |
Chai! Huge savage |
Nawa for some people. What's the fuss if Arsenal miss top four? After all, Chelsea played there, man u played there. Qualifying for the UCL won't make you win it. Make una chill for Arsenal. |
Hia! |
Recession meat pie. Thank your stars that you didn't see cockroach legs |
Different baby mamas, different daughters |
Queer as folks |
Iron fist |
They should stop using these young girls. The men can do that so they can b captured |
desmondneke:sorry oga, I see that that post is meant for someone like you. No wonder it pained you bitterly. When you're online, always be a niccur |
Why are they singing that? Is it a Competition? |
dgame2k2:it's not encouraging. They should've not front this TV and GOTV in the first place. Education is the key. |
Wow! Good girl. I like that. It shows she knows what she wants |
How can? Instead of to send her to school, na to buy TV and GOTV for her. It's not right. It'll encourage her to watch more and forget school and other domestic chores. I'm not support of this |
Hmm nice |
Hmm, sorry ma'am |
ACCA is expensive but recognised worldwide ICAN is for Nigeria only |
Nice one my mother church. Keep doing great. The sky is the starting point |
Too bad. RIP to the dead |
A New Jersey teen from Nigeria has been granted admission to the most prestigious colleges in the United States. Ifeoma White-Thorpe, 17, a senior at Morris Hills High School in Rockaway, received acceptance letters from all eight Ivy League schools -- Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, Yale, Princeton, University of Pennsylvania and Harvard. She was also accepted to Stanford University. "I was shaking, I was like, 'Oh my gosh, oh my gosh,' like this might be eight out of eight and I clicked it and it said 'Congratulations' and I was like, 'Oh my goodness...'" Ifeoma told WABC-TV. Principal Todd Toriello told ABC News that Ifeoma has been a student leader throughout her four years at Morris Hills High. "She understands the importance of giving back to her school service and currently serves the student body as the student government association president," Toriello said. "As a senior, she's challenged herself in rigorous course work. ... In my relationship with her, she has always been a respectful individual and we are just so proud of her and her accomplishments. "Whatever school she decides to go to, she will continue on doing great things and will leave her mark on this world and make it a better place," he added. Ifeoma's mother, Pat White-Thorpe, told ABC News that she was not surprised by her daughter's feat. "She has always been a hardworking girl," White-Thorpe said. "Last month, she was one of the 2017 Coca-Cola Scholars and that is one of 86,000 students in the United States. They choose 150 students and she was one of them. "As a little girl, she was a great writer," she added. "I remember when she was in kindergarten. She spoke on behalf on behalf of the kindergarten class and it blew our minds away." In 2015, Ifeoma was named a winner of the national Selma Speech and Essay Contest. Ifeoma spends her free time doing community service volunteering at a food bank, a homeless shelter and for the American Heart Association, White-Thorpe said. Now that she has plenty of choices, Ifeoma must decide which school she will attend. Ifeoma wants to study biology and hopes to become a cardiologist, her mother said. SOURCE: https://gma.yahoo.com/jersey-teen-accepted-8-ivy-league-schools-190904947--abc-news-topstories.html?soc_src=copy cc: Seun Lalasticlala
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Wow! Black is beautiful |
Computer science deals with all aspects of how computer applications work and some software development and Web Applications. Computer engineering deals with the general study of hardware of the system as well as other input devices. That's all I know |
Tatafo. Who asked her? |
Very useful |