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kunlenkirol:
Make una dey deceive una self, she refunded the money because she was scared that the school might know when auditing their account and discover that they have paid her twicE. She does not want to forfeit her studentship.she acted like Obasanjo who got the info of his expulsion from the party and acted fast. Anyway, she tried!

kunlenkirol:
Make una dey deceive una self, she refunded the money because she was scared that the school might know when auditing their account and discover that they have paid her twicE. She does not want to forfeit her studentship.she acted like Obasanjo who got the info of his expulsion from the party and acted fast. Anyway, she tried!

tudy:
she knows they may wait 4 her @finalyear better by far ko

nigerfine:
Meaning.....
We might be better benefited if you take time to tell us more of the success story than pointers. Thanks

innovationafrik:
@ obstead200

If you read throught the comments you will see me complaining about produce marketing issue and bad members of staff. The Greenhouses shown were installed last year and several harvests were made. At the moment, they are not in production because of delegation issues and marketing palaver. I have decided to concentrate on building for others who have all the time to manage it themselves and do the marketing legwork. However, one of my team member is starting a cucumber farm and a Demo Greenhouse in Agbara shortly. We are also opening an outlet in Lagos where people can visit to buy drip irrigation, rain guns, peats, nuursery trays etc. You can visit the greenhouses you see in the pictures in Lotogbe Ondo Nigeria, just tell any okada man to take you to the canopy they plant stuffs.

gowaga68:
Sorry for not replying on time but will be sending you a message right away.

TheUnbeatable:
Your topic is controversial.

I don't even understand what you are saying.

Can you save the grammar and communicate?

May be you should explain what you mean and. Give examples

Or even write an idea you have about what you want to know
Or write the opposite of it or a wrong thing about it.

Replies will swam.

Sure!

TheUnbeatable:
The way you wrote this your post, Hmnn, it is not catchy atall. 43 views and no comment. I feel reluctant to even reply this kind of post.
* try and improve, please*

Next time, try to write what you know about what you are asking. It's like you want people to give you all the info here. Majority of info is purchased either by cash or by experience.
You may even decide to write a wrong information, that will catch the attention of people that have the right info and they will reply.
Remember, everyone wants to be heard.

About poultry feed mill. Go to a feed mill, make friend with the driver, tip him and you will get majority of your answers from him. If you go to the manager, he/she will not help you. Nobody wants rival!

*my 2 cents*

asadike:
Is he d keeper of d gates of hell?

Rapmoney:
Na mouth you dey make. Make Rapmoney drop 100 dolls for you na, one of ur legs go open go Akure, the other one go face Warri

Alexebo:
checked ur dp......fair ugly squirrel,,,even d 3D version of ur unclad self stil won't mak a hair in my body

lawbabs:
Amen my guy! You see why they didnt want the education sector to work because it will be easy to sell junks to the masses. See the advert that mad man, Fayose wrote in the dailies yesterday just to whip sentiments for jonathan. He paid N20 million for that... Nonsense!

lawbabs:
Do you even understand what they call "Purchasing Power Parity". If you do, you will not even write all these. Cos the lowest income earner in America earns more than a worker who goes home with N130,000 in Nigeria. So if minimum wage is about N130,000 (for instance) in America, and N18,000 is minimum wage in Nigeria, Is it right for us to be paying similar pump price of petroleum? Morever, Jonathan promised to make the refineries work. If he had done so, we wouldnt need to import PMS or kerosene. You will find that the price will be as low as N40 for fuel. So please, when nigerians cry about government policies and ineptitude, it is because it affects them. Gone are the days when you can save up to 30% of salary. Nowadays, you borrow more money before the month ends. Is that what we want to continue...

When Jonathan was suppose to think of these things, he was taking us for granted... Now he can smell the wave of revolution called "CHANGE"

psucc:
I disagree with the price drop to N65/ltr.

My opinion is that government should break the monopoly created by the few importers of these products, then allow the sector to be regulated by market forces. That I mean even if petroleum products would be sold in the open market like palm oil, better.

Our problems is this cycle of monopoly.