₦airaland Forum

fineboynl:
While growing up in my state some people do use it, but a very little of it in their soup. Locust beans.

Just minimum and you won't notice or smell it that much.

But my traveling to the south east what I saw there in some places will make you vomits. Especially some local restaurants. They put too much locust beans in their soups and the whole environment will be smelling. The people you will meet around there sees it as normal but if you are a stranger you can't stand it. And if you are a very irritating person you will likely throw up.


I still think some people are adding it too mucho

If you cannot stand it, then don't eat it nah. Or close your nose whenever you see people using it to cook. That's the natural seasoning of Igbo people and it sweetens soups naturally.

AlphaTaikun:
The real name of the protest in 1929 is Ikot Abasi Women's protest. The Ibibio women of Ikot Abasi now in Akwa Ibom State led by the former Minister Udoma's grandmother (who eventually was shot dead alongside other women) started the protest against high taxations. However the Ikot Abasi Women have been immortalized due to the FACT that the ORIGINAL protests in that part of Nigeria started from Ibibioland NOT Aba as wrongly claimed by some propaganda history books.

The FALSE use of "Aba women riot" was meant to cover up the murder of those gallant Ibibio women and because Aba is closer to Enugu, the seat of the Colonial Eastern Nigeria Government so the media originally thought the Aba women started the protests.

If you no be Yoruba make I know why ... Always trying to rewrite things

Don't mind the mofos, it does not smell bad except it goes bad. It has a very nice smell if it is well cooked.

JooEeL:
What makes it smell?

What ingredient inside it exactly is responsible? Cant it be done without?

Blazebond:
Dis woman one na to dey reap ojukwu name she just dey all about,very unserious human being.

Ewu, her father's name get weight, too. Her father was the former Governor of Anambra State, a successful lawyer, and their surname is powerful. Aside Bianca, other children of Onoh are doing well. Most of them are abroad. One is very influential in Enugu State's politics. One of her sisters was also an ambassador.

Mikocake:
Something the last immediate governor completely overlooked. The last time pensioners were taken care of was during Gov. Sullivan Chime’s tenure. Ugwuanyi took Enugu state 8yrs backwards.

Sullivan owed gratuity from 2011 or so. He only paid for two years and stopped.

Chimaroke Nnamani didn't pay at all.

Mbah has promised to pay severally, let's hope he keeps to this one.

Putinofrussia:
This is the data.

You are using registered businesses to check the SMEs in a state. Igbo people that hardly registered businesses. Omo. You cannot compare Yoruba States to Igbo States when it comes to businesses.

constant1960:
Who then will take the glory
When your food lum brother called gburugburu was there, he did nothing but to squander the state money anyhow

Stop spewing ru.bbish, Rangers won FA cup and The Nigerian league after 25 years when Ugwuanyi was Governor. So, rest!!!

blazer2018:
Same thing my parents are saying, but bring his father, I am not happy of the way he looks. He's so different from his peers, and I am afraid if he reaches his teenage years like that, he might have problems with friends .

There is nothing wrong with looking skinny. He'll add weight with time. Boys don't look down on people because they are skinny. It might be a few girls he'd have issues with but a lot of girls also like skinny people.

csteve:
It takes experience to know. Don't be deceived. You will never make 3million from 1 acre tomatoes. Yes it's more profitable than watermelon, but is very perishable and stressful too.

Watermelon is needs little capital. We spent 70k on our farm and it returned 340. Not much but it's up to 300% return

Yes. This is what the poster didn't tell people here. Tomatoes are profitable but very risky, very expensive, and very very stressful. Tomatoes are very susceptible to diseases. However, it's very profitable.

Edipet:
I didn't go. I was discouraged

Omo. I was invited for the test oh but thank God I searched online. Hahaha.

So gist me what were you told?

You can drop your WhatsApp number.

Wotowotoman:
Even if they gave them one month free, she was bound to be the first to go. No way around that. Soma sef will go the first time he’s bottom two. Same as Doyin, Alex, Uriel and TBaj. It’s just the way it is. These are housemates wey no get fans…

Ilebaye sef dey that table but now she don corner pity voters…

Which Alex? You are underrating Alex sha.

I have been in your kind of situation, and I don't want to judge you based on your university issue. I have been in your shoe before.

If you feel you can't stay with your parents anymore and can't continue with school for now, you can do these:

1. Learn a good skill like cloud computing, content creation, programming, etc. online and effectively while still at your parent's house. 6 months is enough for this. Don't give up on your YouTubing and content creation on all social media pages. You can also add blogging to it. This might take time to earn a good sum.

2. Join a WhatsApp group of professionals in your field where they send regular jobs. You can also register on Upwork and Fiverr.

3. Bid for jobs and make sure you get. Start with works that give you monthly income of 50K, at least, a month. You can even do more but with this you are sure of money for food and other small bills with proper management.

4. Go to a cheap location than Uyo that has frequent light to start with, and good population. You rent a face me I face you house for 1 year to study the environment.

5. While here, you can keep YouTubing and doing your other stuffs while bidding and getting jobs based on your skill. You study the environment to know the business you can do with your savings.

6. The business you should do there should be less competitive and very profitable. I don't like the POS and Bike idea sha.

7. Any business you do, you should start with small amount while studying it. It should be a business you can oversee yourself while doing your other stuffs. It is only when it stands that you can put someone.

Good luck.

With time, trying starting and completing school even if it is National Open University that gives you time and chance.

yolada:
Nairalanders please help advice me, this is a matter of life and death I don't want to waste this money
Let me just go straight to the point

So I have exactly 1 million naira in my bank account and I'll be 22 by 27th of this month (this is not a flex on anybody please)
I don't currently have a job, I live in Lagos and with my parents. But a lot of things happening here and I feel like if I don't leave soon, I might just die.

I plan to move to Akwa Ibom state to go and start a new life on my own even though I haven't been there before. I have never smoked a cigarette in my life, I don't smoke. I'm still a virgin, never had sex in my entire life,I don't womanise, I have Zero friends.

So my plan is to move to the state, secure a cheap accommodation like a single room self contain that should not cost anything more than 100-120k a year. After I secure accommodation, I plan on searching for a job that can at least pay the bills. And probably set up a POS business with some of the money that someone else can be running for me. I don't eat too much and I know how to cook.

Now my question is this. Will I be able to survive for some time in the state with that amount of money pending till I get a job?
And how much is the average rent for a single room self contain in akwa Ibom?

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Starships4u:
This building is looking very old, at most it's a renovated edifice.....

Not eye catching if yhu ask me....

It is a new building.

Dopeluiz:
yes it's not new at all. I did my NYSC years ago in Nsukka and we often used this building for meetings. This man has just made it look as if it was completed yesterday that edifice is actually a Catholic Church.. Or I shud say they rent the building. The whole compound is the Local Govt Secretariat of Nsukka.

This is a different building, bro. You don't know what you are talking about. The building where you guys did meeting is Adada House inside the LG Secretariat. This one is at Ede-Oballa far away from LG Secretariat.

You should speak with authority over what you don't know.

From EVURA Media (No. 1 Finance and Economic Reporter Southeast Nigeria)

Nigerians, on the 1st of March 2023, had already known that Bola Ahmed Tinubu would be their President. Most Nigerians had started to adjust to the realities of having him as Nigeria’s president. In this article, we’ll be looking at how Tinubu’s tenure as Nigerian President will look like? How is he going to perform?

To be able to do this, we had to revisit his manifesto, which he called Renewed Hope 2023. In this manifesto, he had made a lot of promises to Nigerians. We’ll be studying some of these promises, studying them in the light that he would achieve some of them. He can’t do all, though.

We’ll be pinpointing the vital ones. Of course, it is not possible that he goes through with all of them.

How Tinubu’s Tenure as Nigerian President will look like?
1. Continuation of Buhari’s Nigeria Social Intervention Programs like NPower, School Feeding, NTeach, Money Transfer for the most vulnerable and the poorest.

2. Improvement in oil and gas exploration and exportation. Deals would be struck with host communities for increase in oil and gas export.

3. Light structural and political restructuring. There’ll be improved Federalism as states and local governments would have more access to funds to enable development get closer to the people.

4. Agricultural expansion and better life for Nigerian farmers. Policies would be enacted to improve Agriculture output and usage of land from 35% to 65%. Agricultural boards shall be instituted to put minimum prices so as to make farmers gain and live better.


5. Better security network and architecture. There shall be procurement of instruments for the military and police. Massive employment of capable people. The use of modern gadgets and more.

6. The Nigeria’s manufacturing industry shall be developed further. Companies shall be given incentives to start production in Nigeria. Heavy reliance on importation shall be fought against.

7. The health sector will be more equiped. Rights of the citizens to universal healthcare shall be respected. National healthcare insurance shall be instituted and enforced.

8. Creative industries in Nigeria would be assisted and promoted.

9. Education would be prioritized. Good allocation will go to basic education. For tertiary institutions, they shall be independent, and loans offered to students.

10. In the power sector, attention shall be given to the improvement of power generation and distribution of power supply in the country. There will be a strict frown against estimated billing.


Rea more by visiting ...

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I bought a large number of tomatoes for 200 naira in Jos.

You won't believe it.

Things are cheap in Jos.

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ubest1:
Only Obi has understanding policy

You are saying this because he is your candidate. The truth is that all of them have policies you can understand.

By

EVURA Media (The Chief Economic and Financial Reporter, Southeast, Nigeria)

The 2023 election is about 40 days away, and the campaigning for the major candidates in this election has reached its highest points. The candidates have less than 40 days to tell Nigerians what they'll do if they're elected. In this article, we'll be presenting the major economic policies of Atiku, Obi, and Tinubu broken down to kindergarten level.

EVURA has discovered that some Nigerians find it hard understanding the complex level the main presidential candidates explain their economic policies. In this article, we'll be breaking it down to make it easier for anyone to grasp.

The Major Economic Policies of Atiku, Obi, and Tinubu Broken Down to Kindergarten Level

Before we proceed to the issue of these policies, you should know the current situation of Nigerian economy at the moment. The economy suffers one of its worse moments in the history of Nigeria. Let's take a look

The Situation of Nigeria's Economy in 2023

1. Nigeria is the world poverty capital of the world with over 80 million Nigerians wallowing in extreme poverty.

2. Nigeria is owing around $100 billion in local and foreign debt. This makes Nigeria one of the most indebted nations in the world.

3. Notwithstanding the high amount of debt, Nigeria is heavily lagging behind in infrastructure. According to report, Nigeria hasn't met over 60% of its infrastructural needs.

There is no constant power supply. Most roads are bad. Low housing, and so on.

4. The Unemployment rate is at an all time high. More than 33% of Nigerians are unemployed.

We can go on and on. The major question on the minds of Nigerians is what will the next president do to solve this mess?

Abubakar Atiku (People's Democratic Party)

Atiku calls his economic plan Nigeria's economic recovery plan. He had stated that he'd enact economic some economic policies to lift the country economically. These policies are:

You can read more below:

https://evura.com.ng/major-economic-policies-of-atiku-obi-and-tinubu-broken-down-to-kindergarten-level/

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By

EVURA (Chief Economic Reporter, Southeast Nigeria)

The Second Niger Bridge got its name from the political campaigns of the NPN political party in the 1970s. The party proposed that they would construct a Second Niger Bridge from Asaba to Onitsha. However, on being elected, Shehu Shagari never got to fulfil the promise until his government was overthrown in 1983.

The call and the use of the idea of the bridge as a campaign promise arose due to the delapidating nature of the First Niger Bridge built in the early 1960s, and commissioned in 1965. Some politicians warned that the first Niger Bridge wasn’t enough, and there was the need of another bridge. However, it was simply at the promise level for years from the 1970s to the 2010s.

It was former President Goodluck Jonathan, who seemed serious about carrying out the project. He used it as a campaign promise, and then inaugurated the process to build the bridge. He never did, though. Goodluck Jonathan lost his re-election bid in 2015. It is the administration of Muhammadu Buhari that went on to construct the bridge.

Now, let’s take you through all the facts you need to know about the Second Niger Bridge ...

READ HERE below ...

https://evura.com.ng/second-niger-bride-all-you-need-to-know-about-the-second-niger-bridge-and-its-economic-importance-for-southeast-nigeria/

How can someone be comparing Uyo and Enugu?

Nah. Enugu beats Uyo hands down.

Op sef shouldn't be apologizing to anyone.

Roboto11:
Always "1".

1 means he is the first to get this particular title.

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