PointZerom:


I don't know how these people reasons, can you imagine him blaming the Judiciary and NASS for Buhari's failures?. Maybe we should remove the judiciary and the NASS if we want Buhari to perform. It is very clear now that this is one chance government.

ruggie:
....And as a refresher on the original topic.....

Please can anyone provide an estimate (materials, labour, etc.) of installing a chain link fence ?
This is for a farm site located outside of Ibadan, About 2 acres , 106m by 80m, with 2 entry points (gates) into the lot.

You have 2 sizes one is around 15mts ×2.6mts and another is 15mts ×3.6mts. I used the one of 15 × 2.6 and the prize as @ December in delta state was #18k pre roll, let this guide u. Good luck
Thanks.

Realdeals:
The truth is that the Police in the north are more committed than those in the south..

bigtt76:
Never knew he had a daughter and or still with the wife how cute!

AshiwajuFoward:
One hardly hears of or see pix of Akeredolu campaigning round the nooks and crannies of the state the way Oke is doing. Seems Aketi is banking on federal might to help rig his way to victory. If so then he's deceiving himself.

LordAdam:
I am not understanding this Dangote sef.

Only you want government to sell NLNG but you want them to stop privatization in power.

Sometimes, when this guy talks (with all due respect for his business acumen), I begin to question his nationality.

NLNG that's been properly managed should stay under the government. Power where Nigeria before privatization had spent more than $35b to generate less than 3000MW should go to private hands. The power sector is like the refineries. If we hadn't privatized, we'd have continued dumping money to unseen cabals without noticeable improvements.
I thought I was the only person that is not understanding the man when I first had the news , all this is for the simple reason that he didn't get a chance to buy the whole NEPA. Chop alone
-Lord

LordAdam:
I am not understanding this Dangote sef.

Only you want government to sell NLNG but you want them to stop privatization in power.

Sometimes, when this guy talks (with all due respect for his business acumen), I begin to question his nationality.

NLNG that's been properly managed should stay under the government. Power where Nigeria before privatization had spent more than $35b to generate less than 3000MW should go to private hands. The power sector is like the refineries. If we hadn't privatized, we'd have continued dumping money to unseen cabals without noticeable improvements.
I thought I was the only person that is not understanding the man when I first had the news , all this is for the simple reason that he didn't get a chance to buy the whole NEPA. Cope alone
-Lord

RadicallyBlunt:
Really wanna know.. Apart from money and wealth, what other reason is ritual done for Bcus these guys look like sufferers in spite of the numerous rituals

That full skelenton picture though.. The hand holding the axe still fresh with the legs of the skelenton sef

koboko69:
I don't understand, are those candles on the ceiling?Are those touchlights at the back of the stage and is the projector powered by solar. I think light went off in someones brains!!! Nonsense. It is pathetic to see the kind of junkie novices recruited by PDP to do their dirty work.. They are even many here on NL

ngcars:


Wad goats. Starting with 50 on 3acers of land.

Will include sheep later when I have the fund.

I am working on improving security on my farm first . all these cost money. If you have any suggestion feel free to share. God bless you bro.

@parove9 Your passion for agriculture will take you places soonest, keep up the good work

Moneyfem:
By self sustainable, I mean businesses that will not require too much time and resources; and which will continue to yield good returns. It is only in agriculture you can find such businesses, though not all agribusinesses. Here below are some of those businesses:

1. Goat business: This is a money spinner. Though it may take 2 or 3 years before you can duely get returns, it cannot exhaust itself except you yourself don't want to continue with it. All this business requires is just patience for like 2 years and you start smiling to the bank. Imagine starting with just a dozen goats(8 she-goats and 4 he-goats), you can have up to 300 goats at the end of the 3rd year. A mature goat in the market now is costly. Their feed is weed and cereal shaft and leftover. you can get that easily.

Sustainability of the business: Your goats will continue to breed and multiply whether you are there or not. Just feed them and leave them alone but secure them in a ventilated house or fenced land. Also, it is not seasonal! very interesting!

2. Snail farming business. This also is hot! Just ensure you water them enough during dry season and see your snails multiply.

3. Fish farming business: This one too is not seasonal and yield in plenty.

4. Plantain farming business: Sustainable because you need to plant only once and you will see the plantation spreading everywhere. It may spread to other people's land if you don't control it. The more it spreads, the more its yield and the more your income; though a bit seasonal.

5. Pineaple farming business: Though seasonal, it is sustainable for you only need to plant once and continue to maintain the farm after the initial planting.

You are free to comment and enquire more about any of them.

Sharon6:
FTC.
Mrs Alakija still meeting up with Babangida, the man who made her. I wonder what she did for him to make Jim give her an oil block. Money is good or, she's 65 but looking very young and radiant.
She was his wife trusted aid and her fashion designer ever b/4 they came to power


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