₦airaland Forum

My dear, I'll advice you stay put and finish your studies, no matter what. its actually even harsher out there.
Get your degree first, and with your skills you can fly. But right now just stay put

Abia. Is it God's or gods' own state. God, even the gods are not crazy. They are merciful. Let's not make them angry at us. We need good leadership in Abia State if not our children (leaders of tomorrow) will not have where to acquire education in the name of school. Let those in authority come to save Abia State. This is a tip of the gory sore all over many parts of Nigeria. Please our eyes are begging for repair of schools in Abia State for better upbringing of students.

Please, how do I reach you. I'M in need of that fruit called Ackee.

Ovi my darling, as Chief Zebrudaya Okoroigwe Nwogbo, alias 4:30, would call her. Ovi my darling. Which one we go follow now? dead or alive?

Please, show pictures of your plantain bunches.

ME

Topccy007z:
Who else came here to see the unclad student on the run with one or two things dangling?

Probably, we ask 'how was your night?' because many are 'sick' of this country and because of the fear of the unknown. Our economy is not fair on us. So, we can ask how was night - meaning - were you able to survive the hardship of yesterday. Maybe, it is appropriate to use it in Nigeria because of bad economic hardship.

Old pictures. These projects were carried out during T. A. Orji's Administration. Why referring to them as if they were constructed during Ikpeazu's administration?

If they have not been paying salaries for over 8 months, why does the school go ahead to employ more number of staff? I thought higher institutions are made up of intelligent people? Please, the state should strategically find means of generating money. Build SOE (State Owned Enterprises) like feed mill, flour mill, palm oil refinery, fertilizer plants, cassava plant, petroleum refinery and petrochemical plants. All these and more like them would generate money for the state. Let's be factual and real. Cash from Abuja has dwindled, therefore, it is better to think ahead and build institutions that would create wealth at the long run. Abia State is over 25 years and should be building start doing things rightly.

Dear fnk please send me the poultry document. My email is erimbrown2014@gmail.com. or anyone that has got the document should please forward it to me. Thanks

Probably the state wants to scale up production. Buldozer will help to reclaim more land by sand filling a waterlogged area or either by escarvating a hilly soil to make it level so as to increase more land needed for production. I wish we can follow up on this.

Yes. Demographic. How many cattle eat maize. How many cattle graze in the north, south, east and west? How many grazing cattle have eaten up cassava, yam and ugu farms? How many farms have been destroyed by cattle rearers? Off-shoot from such a demography should count how many families who do not have cassava in their farms are going hungry as a result of cattle menace. How much is government going to compensate them if the N940 million meant for cattle rearing in the 2016 budget is approved? That census should be all inclusive.

OK3:
When will the government start building food processing factories? Is it after the lama, goat and chicken census. Please, my chicken was not counted. No wonder. They were busy taking census of goats and lama without realising that tomato ebola was eating up the farms. After the whole lot of tomato produced early this year, we could not store enough. The government should wake up and start doing things right. There are many farming practices that could prevent or reduce impact of the tomato ebola. What farmer need to hear is the truth about how to increase production. Estimate of 2011 is somehow outdated. They should update that record.

When will the government start building food processing factories? Is it after the lama, goat and chicken census. Please, my chicken was not counted. No wonder. They were busy taking census of goats and lama without realising that tomato ebola was eating up the farms. After the whole lot of tomato produced early this year, we could not store enough. The government should wake up and start doing things right. There are many farming practices that could prevent or reduce impact of the tomato ebola. What farmers need to hear is the truth about how to increase production. Estimate of 2011 is somehow outdated. They should update that record.

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