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LadyMercedes:
I don't eat cute animals jor.

Oblo? From the Audi group?

A taste would clear all doubts of cuteness I can assure you.


One and same Oblo.....we no be two for audi group...Nigeria and Planet sef

So you're in the audi group

Hmmm...

LadyMercedes:
Goat... Cow... Chicken... Fish (once in a blue moon).

you should add rabbit to your menu MiLady . If you promise to be a return buyer I could offer you one for free to convert you

Here....

I wish i had access to tractors.

Makes farming so much more attractive and cheaper

Pavore9:
Impressive! Many have now become Pro in Cucumber farming!


Abeg make una extend am to Cabbage, green peas, lettuce etc so that preparing salad will become cheaper!

Na true o.. we dey come...

With sthat amount you can start a small scale rabbit farm. All you need is to build the cages ans get breeding stock. Get their feed and start from there. They are relatively cheap to maintain and with proper care and feeding you would get good returns on your investment.


Check out my thread here on how I started.


https://www.nairaland.com/3187372/kicked-off-small-scale-rabbit


If you have some change left, and some small land available to you you could also get some cucumber, tomatoes, pepper or other fast moving food item( is any thing food slow? )

Start a small vegetable farm. Faeces and urine from your rabbits is one of the best organic manure you can lay your hands on and its free!

My own 2 cents.

Available

Available

TBT...happy rabbiting!

Going fast....thanks for the referrals..

9 rabbits prepped to be shipped to Owerri

Ok...

So here I am ready to sell off bunnies I had since I started my small backyard farm.

Its been an interesting journey so far and I still have a lot to pick up as I go along.

See my startup link here.

https://www.nairaland.com/3187372/kicked-off-small-scale-rabbit


I have a number of 7-9weeks old bunnies available for pickup .

Location is Enugu.

Call /.08033515533. Bbm needle :2B5EB4AD

Pick up time for now is at weekends only. Please.

Pics attached of over 40 have all been sold off. New batch available now.

Selling at my own rate of 5000 for 1 male and 2 females.

Ok.. here...thanks for enquiries

Good morning and thank you for the heads information. One more question please-

Pardon me but I was told that since my brother who is in the USA , has filed papers for me before now I would not be granted a visa to accompany my Mother to and fro. Please is this correct so I do not have to start the process for a visa if this information is correct.

Thanks for the assistance.

Hello family..


Well we are doing well so far and I had to construct another cage since I had little space left for the newbies in the farm.

Expecting another set of litter in the next 30 days at random. Growing my herd a litter at a time


I have weaners for sale for those of you especially based in the east who might want to try their hands on raising rabbits for business, pleasure or both. My location is Enugu and for now I only process requests weekends.


Call or whatsap. 08033515533 .

Thanks a bunch and Happy rabbiting.

Nice one here.

rabbits farming is as easy as ABC so long as one knows the rudiments and stick to it.


They are gentle and make great pets as well as provide valuable protein.


If you are located in the East i.e Anambra, Delta, Owerri, Abia, PH etc and would like a family to start with oya naa.. buzz me up. I have some weaners (chinchilla and New Zealand breeds for sale I can ship over to you via waybill.

billyG:
Nice Bunnies!which kind of spp is that,i will like 2 arrange a family frm u in september wuld u b able 2 arrange & send it 2 me via public tansport?i stay in PH.

Thanks a lot and yes I can send over to you in ph.
I have chinchila and new zealand as well as cross breeds of both.

abujaniv:
1) Apply for a B1/B2 visa
2) Your mother cannot accompany you to the interview if you are over 17
3) No special requirements, just need to qualify

Good morning and thank you for the heads information. One more question please-

Pardon me but I was told that since my brother who is in the USA , has filed papers for me before now I would not be granted a visa to accompany my Mother to and fro. Please is this correct so I do not have to start the process for a visa if this information is correct.

Thanks for the assistance.

Hi.. if you say no issues i am ready to pay 15k solid. Holla me and lets deal.

Thank you.

The same way Tecno took a bashing way back is the same way itel is doing now.

They will overcome. Be patient..

diportivo:

Me sef wan do like you do before.. since you don do am.. no need make I do am again..

Ok...

So here I am ready to sell off bunnies I had since I started my small backyard farm.

Its been an interesting journey so far and I still have a lot to pick up as I go along.

See my startup link here.

https://www.nairaland.com/3187372/kicked-off-small-scale-rabbit


I have a number of 5-6weeks old bunnies available for pickup .

Location is Enugu.

Call /.08033515533. Bbm needle :2B5EB4AD

Pick up time for now is at weekends only. Please.



Selling at my own rate of 1800 per Rabbit. Discount for bulk buyers

Following....

I got for 550k frm Benin somewhere around sapele road. Don't have the pics now. Wen I get home I can snap and post so u see.

And I went through.that road yesterday..

RIP.

God protect us.

Good morning Abuja NIV

Please my Mum who has a green card has to visit USA for 3 weeks sometime next month and I would need to accompany her to and fro due to her health condition. I intend taking time off from work to make this trip with her.

Please what are the steps to take?

Would I need to have my Mum with me during my visa appointment at the embassy?

Are there any specific requirements from me to make this trip with her?

If I meet all I want to start the process ASAP.

Thanks a lot.

Finally saw a c280 to buy in benin. Sweet and engine like toks!

Thanks.

We all wish the injured student speedy recovery.

The mgt of the University has been giving press releases since this whole thing started .

As it now there has been conflicting and different versions of the whole confrontation with the police.



This is another release.




August 21, 2016

FUNAAB Begins Mid-Semester Break

The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), has begun
a 7-day mid-semester break for the Second Semester, 2015/2016 Academic
Session with effect from Thursday, August 18, 2016. This is to enable
the university to put additional welfare and security arrangements in
place, to further support the initiatives of the Federal and State
Governments, towards the protection of lives and properties of its
citizens, particularly, members of staff and students of the
university.

As part of the efforts towards ensuring a safe haven for members of
the University community, amidst the security challenges presently
facing some parts of our country, Nigeria, FUNAAB has partnered with
the Ogun State Commissioner of Police and the Director, State Security
Service (SSS), to uphold safety of lives and property of staff and
students living within the school environs, following Armed Robbery
reports received by students residing in Isolu, a community situated
close to the University, which is highly populated by staff and
students of FUNAAB.

To this end, the University’s Security Team, in collaboration with the
Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) from Odeda and Obantoko areas, both
in Abeokuta, Ogun State, often take turns, on a daily basis, to patrol
the University environs at night. The University Management has also
encouraged the various communities to embrace community policing and
vigilante services, to support the efforts of the Police and the SSS.

It is also important to note that students are properly scrutinised
during the University’s screening exercise after the Post-Unified
Tertiary Matriculation Examination, to pro-actively ensure that
candidates with questionable characters are not admitted into the
University. Students have also been cautioned to live a low profile
life, avoid attracting unnecessary attention to themselves, be alert,
be vigilant about happenings in their surroundings and be free to
contact the University’s Chief Security Officer (CSO), in case they
notice any strange movement or occurrence around their vicinities.

Towards ensuring that all students reside within the University
campus, provision of accommodation is also on the the front-burner of
the University. Aside the existing campus hostels which the University
had been able to build within its limited resources. FUNAAB has also
been able to get well-meaning Nigerians; the Tertiary Education Trust
Fund (TETFund), through its Special Intervention Fund; private
organisations; and generous individuals to build additional hostels
within the University, which are currently at various stages of
completion.

Additionally, the University Management has directed that all lectures
do not exceed 6pm daily, to allow students get to their homes before
dark, while the University transportation services is always available
to convey students, who reside outside the campus, close to their
destinations.

Meanwhile, contrary to reports being circulated by certain media, it is pertinent to state that the University did not lose anyone during the recent unrest by students of the University. Rather, the only student, who was hurt when he engaged a Police Officer in a scuffle, is currently receiving attention at the University College Hospital, Ibadan.                               

The University Management assures that the situation is under control, as normal administrative activities continue unabatedly.


Directorate of Public Relations (DPR),
Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Ogun State, Nigeria.

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ABEOKUTA

August 18, 2016

Press Release

 

FUNAAB Declares Mid-Semester Break

The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), has declared a 7-day mid-semester break for the Second Semester, 2015/2016 Academic Session with effect from Thursday, August 18, 2016. This is to enable the university put additional welfare and security arrangements in place to further support the initiatives of the Federal and State Government towards the protection of lives and property of its citizens, which includes members of staff and students of the university.

 

As part of the efforts towards ensuring a safe haven for members of the University community, amidst the security challenges presently facing some parts of our country, Nigeria, FUNAAB has partnered with the Ogun State Commissioner of Police and the Director, State Security Service (SSS), to uphold safety of lives and property of staff and students living within the school environs, following Armed Robbery reports received by students residing in Isolu, a community situated close to the University, which is highly populated by staff and students of FUNAAB.

 

To this end, the University’s Security Team, in collaboration with the Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) from Odeda and Obantoko areas, both in Abeokuta, often take turns, on a daily basis, to patrol the University environs at night. The University Management has also encouraged the various communities to embrace community policing and vigilante services, to support the efforts of the Police and the SSS.

 

It is also important to note that students are properly scrutinised during the University’s screening exercise after the Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, to pro-actively ensure that candidates with questionable characters are not admitted into the University. Students have also been cautioned to live a low profile life, avoid attracting unnecessary attention to themselves, be alert, be vigilant about happenings in their surroundings and be free to contact the University’s Chief Security Officer (CSO), in case they notice any strange movement or occurrence around their vicinities.

 

Towards ensuring that all students reside within the University campus, provision of accommodation is also on the the front-burner of the University. Aside the existing campus hostels, which the University had been able to build, within its limited resources. FUNAAB has also been able to get well-meaning Nigerians; the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), through its Special Intervention Fund; private organisations; and generous individuals to build additional hostels within the University, which are currently at various stages of completion.

 

Additionally, the University Management has directed that all lectures do not exceed 6pm daily, to allow students get to their homes before dark, while the University transportation services is always available to convey students, who reside outside the campus, close to their destinations.

 

Meanwhile, attention has been drawn to reports on the invitation extended to some Principal Officers of the University by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). As public officers as well as responsible and law abiding citizens, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olusola Oyewole and the Bursar, Mr. Moses Ilesanmi have since honored the invitation by the anti-graft agency, to make clarifications on issues bordering on the administration of the University.

 

Emi’ Alawode (Mrs.)

Head, Directorate of Public Relations (DPR),

Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Ogun State,

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ABEOKUTA

August 18, 2016

Press Release

 

FUNAAB Declares Mid-Semester Break

The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), has declared a 7-day mid-semester break for the Second Semester, 2015/2016 Academic Session with effect from Thursday, August 18, 2016. This is to enable the university put additional welfare and security arrangements in place to further support the initiatives of the Federal and State Government towards the protection of lives and property of its citizens, which includes members of staff and students of the university.

 

As part of the efforts towards ensuring a safe haven for members of the University community, amidst the security challenges presently facing some parts of our country, Nigeria, FUNAAB has partnered with the Ogun State Commissioner of Police and the Director, State Security Service (SSS), to uphold safety of lives and property of staff and students living within the school environs, following Armed Robbery reports received by students residing in Isolu, a community situated close to the University, which is highly populated by staff and students of FUNAAB.

 

To this end, the University’s Security Team, in collaboration with the Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) from Odeda and Obantoko areas, both in Abeokuta, often take turns, on a daily basis, to patrol the University environs at night. The University Management has also encouraged the various communities to embrace community policing and vigilante services, to support the efforts of the Police and the SSS.

 

It is also important to note that students are properly scrutinised during the University’s screening exercise after the Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, to pro-actively ensure that candidates with questionable characters are not admitted into the University. Students have also been cautioned to live a low profile life, avoid attracting unnecessary attention to themselves, be alert, be vigilant about happenings in their surroundings and be free to contact the University’s Chief Security Officer (CSO), in case they notice any strange movement or occurrence around their vicinities.

 

Towards ensuring that all students reside within the University campus, provision of accommodation is also on the the front-burner of the University. Aside the existing campus hostels, which the University had been able to build, within its limited resources. FUNAAB has also been able to get well-meaning Nigerians; the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), through its Special Intervention Fund; private organisations; and generous individuals to build additional hostels within the University, which are currently at various stages of completion.

 

Additionally, the University Management has directed that all lectures do not exceed 6pm daily, to allow students get to their homes before dark, while the University transportation services is always available to convey students, who reside outside the campus, close to their destinations.

 

Meanwhile, attention has been drawn to reports on the invitation extended to some Principal Officers of the University by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). As public officers as well as responsible and law abiding citizens, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olusola Oyewole and the Bursar, Mr. Moses Ilesanmi have since honored the invitation by the anti-graft agency, to make clarifications on issues bordering on the administration of the University.

 

Emi’ Alawode (Mrs.)

Head, Directorate of Public Relations (DPR),

Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Ogun State,

Nigeria still has a long way to go to actually start manufacturing indigenous cars just like "foton" brand of Malaysia.

But its ideas like this and people putting up time money,dedication that makes that goal a shorter one.

Egbon Mogaji I hail. And to the other contributors kudos.

In Naija my tested recipe for *"pure water" movement in the car context are

1) 4 doors
2) FUEL efficient engine
3) compact/sedan
4) easy to maintain and minimal electricals and fancy stuff.
5) sleek and beautiful design.

If we could add high ground clearance and better struts and suspension to this points noted we would have a good shot a it.



* by pure water I mean cars that are so popular all of a sudden at different times you think you are seeing double eg. 90s/00 vw golf 3, 90/00 Mercedes c class 180/220/ 230/240 and now sef rx 300/330 etc is joining the pure water team

Here