₦airaland Forum

I pray GOD helps me to build not one but many churches in his name. Amen.

Shame on Seun and his moderators for allowing this much tribalism after coming to say it will not be allowed.

Ethereum:
Mind sharing which bank card you use for monthly subscription renewal on Starlink?

sterling bank

Foodqueen:
One was robot or something like that, with intelligent questions and answers on the wrap paper.

My favourite

jessylaurel:
What a question 🤦🏽‍♀️. Are you asking because you’re are scared she will open it and give it to your wife

Now it’s clear proof she’s your daughter no DNA but you still wants to look for what’s not looking for you.

Scared of what? My wife has the password so nothing to be scared of. It is a case wondering how it is possible but it is now obvious it is very possible.

Iamdboss:
So when you have read it online why bringing it here again

I read it after posting. Some of you are daft.

palsenator:
Common, I have seen it too. A girl of 8 years randomly open my phone.

It doesn't open it instantly like mine but after trying for a few seconds / minutes , it will open.

No be everybody get criminal mind

Too many kids on nairaland and it is beyond disgusting

givedemwotowoto:
How did you find out that her fingerprints open your phone? Did she take your phone and try her fingerprints?

Is it possible an adult could have added her fingerprints?

I’m not accusing anyone, just asking questions

I know how to figure such things out na. It is easy. She took the phone and used her index finger ( same finger I use )to open it.

I asked her to try again and it didn't open. Then few days later it opened again and again and then stopped and then again.

People arguing that someone gave her password are just trying to avoid the truth, I double checked everything and it is definitely her fingers.

Olam09:
What's your phone brand?

Redmi and Google pixel.

PrinceofAgoAre:
do you use the same combination for all your passwords??

No. But use like just 3-4. Even if I forget one, it is usually one of the 3-4 combinations.

PrinceofAgoAre:
just one peep will solve it for her or more ...



Did you write the password down somewhere ..

You cannot come up wit password like that except written down somewhere in case it happens you suddenly don't know what or how you made the combination..

This is funny. I don't write down passwords. I have been a digital marketer for 16 years and I use my combinations like that and never ever forget.

Trendsoulmate:
My four year old opens both pin and pattern on two different phones belonging to me. I didn't know until the maid told me she opens every one's phone at will. Pin or pattern. No matter how many times you change it

I use passwords not pins or patterns and my combinations are somethinf 123$,Gon.ners456 or sometimes 123$,Gun.26ners. ( two dots ).

You think a 5 years old will guess that?

profmallor:
She is still young and probably hasn't used her fingers that much yet so the variances between her fingers and yours, been her father, is not much yet. The Girl probably inherited a lot of your physical attributes which makes it a lot easier to trick the face recognition and fingerprint security SW on a phone. She would lose some of those superpowers as she grows, but the good side of this is that you probably dont need a DNA to confirm she is yours. I do think you should make a video of that and send to the phone manufacturers; they might want to look further into that.

She looks very much like me even in character. I look at her sometimes and start laughing cos it is shocking that a girl child can look so much like me and have my attributes.

waice6571:
The same is happening here. My son's fingerprint opens her mum's phone and also the face lock. I think those phones pins and locks are not as secured as we are made to belief.

My wife linked her right thumbprint to the phone but my son will open it with his 2 middle fingers combined. The boy accidentally discovered it and alerted everyone at the moment.

My wife uses Redmi Note....

This is wonderful especially as I use Redmi too. But she does it even with my Google pixel 3.

cjudy:
5yrs can’t guess your pin? Make I laugh you small. You Dey play with kids of nowadays Abi

It is not pin, it is password. I am not dumb, if she can guess it I will say. I use things such 123$,Gon.ners456. I am an IT person and my passwords are not easy to guess.

Especially not for a 5 year old.

jumper524:
my 4 year old cousin is a genius then.
at 3 years of age, kid already know how to open phones with passwords.
not joking

I am not saying it is not possible. It is very possible to know the passwords but for this phone she doesn't know the password. 100% sure.

Kingray10:
Oga idiota, I m not the cause of your problems.
No come pour ur life frustration for my mention. I take God beg you.

You are an idiota for sure. Calling someone silly because you disagreed shows your parents did a terrible job in raising you.

nani212:
No two people have the same fingerprint. Either someone added her fingerprint to your phone or your phone fingerprint reader is faulty. Gracias

According to so many people on the internet it is possible.

Here is a quota post I found - https://www.quora.com/Why-can-my-son-open-my-phone-with-his-fingerprint-Do-we-have-the-same-fingerprint-or-is-it-like-a-blood-test

henrimoto:
See how rude you are about this...showing how ignorant you are about certain things..

Don't you know that there is possibility of that child inherit part of his father's finger print.

Guy, wetin we no know, plenty.

He is just an idiot. I wonder what warranted the stupid post. Jobless kid that guy or gal.

Kingray10:
Op stop this ur silly argument, bc she is 5 now means she can't know your password n register her own.
Fo your info.
No two people share the same finger print.

Some of you are just kids. Must you call me silly? My password combination is hard to guess, and I definitely know what I am saying.

Plus you are just an idiota, a Google search has shown it is possible and since I started this thread I have seen another post on quora where more than 10 people confirmed the same thing happened to them.

Fuccking idiota.

nani212:
Maybe your wife added your child’s fingerprint. That way, you won’t even know she has access to your phone while she does through your daughter’s fingerprint.

100% not the case. My wife has access to the phone and doesn't need to do that.

I am convinced the finger print opens my phone and checking online, many are saying the same thing. Her elder sister who is 8 can't open it neither can her younger sister who is 3 but that second born can and it is not hacking, she is just 5 years.

RealityKings:
That post wasn't meant for you actually

I replied cos of the part addressed to me.

Silentgroper:


Akara and Koko money no fit buy you high end phone .. you come dey claim "kids are smarter" they've hacked my phone multiple times .. do you know what it is to hack ..

Dey play .. our resident philanthropist wey dey use phone wey don condemn ..


Op .. how old is your daughter??

She probably knows your pin and have included her finger print in those phones ..

Just so you know, more than one person's finger print can unlock a phone ...

She is 5. The first phone is Google pixel 3, the second is Redmi pro whatever ( not a phone person). But this is certainly not a case of she knowing my password.

And I read online it is possible but rare.

oranget:
She knows your pin and has added her own fingerprint. That's all

A 5 year old can't be that smart. Yes, she is smarter than the average but it is definitely not my pin.

The first time she did it I felt it was a coincidence. But it has happened many times that I think her fingerprints opens my phone.

Two different phones now.

There are times it doesn't open it but I have seen this happen like 6 times.

Is this a normal thing?

pocohantas:
Use smart TV they say,
Only mumu dey use DSTV.

But starlink and thank me later. I use up to one terabyte per month and pay only 38k.

Exceptional300:
There’s this girl I have been dating for a couple of months now, we are planning on settling down soon. She was diagnosed with PCOS couple of years ago before I met her, had a surgery and one of her ovaries were removed. Though she still ovulates and sees her period, I am kind of worried if there will be any issues in the future.
My parents doesn’t know about her surgery yet. Should I tell them about it?

How is this your parents' business? I really feel for that girl. If what you think will happen eventually happen, you won't stand by her. It is obvious.

IamAsiri:
@OP, the comment above is 100% is on point. I am a goat farmer myself and I struggled for a while despite spending a lot of money on my farm. In fact, it is just balancing as I had a lot of issues and setbacks concerning the farm. I was just determined not to give up no matter what.

I would advise you if you are hell-bent on starting the animal farm to gather enough knowledge, get your housing right (that has been the bane of my farm) and to start small and then gradually increase once you are convinced that you are becoming an expert.

I think my intention was misunderstood. I am not one who goes into a field that I know nothing about, the intention is to start in 8-12 months from now and the cassava farming thing is to test farming as a whole.

Read my reply to that guy.

epainos:
I have gone through both crop and livestock management. Also, I can tell you that small-scale and large scale are two different areas. A mini-scale project can be fulfilling just as a commercial scale. With the rate of inflation in Nigeria, you are still not doing it big, which is very OK.

My issue with your post is that you aren't expressing what you need well.

First, aquaculture. Are you into it? So, what does someone who studied the subject know about cassava farming and livestock production? Are you into fish farming? And what exactly is the person who studied aquaculture doing for you or has done.

Second, you have already injected 5 million naira into cassava farming and are asking if it is profitable. This is where I realised that something is wrong. I kinda smiled. Lol.

You have 20 million naira in addition to what you have spent, but you want to go into livestock. After spending 5 million and still asking if it is profitable, you want to do livestock.

Let me tell you the truth, there is no aspect that is not profitable if you understand it. The question is how much of your time you need to invest in it.

To me, you put your destiny in the hands of a cassva consultant if truly you have spent on cassava... or you are looking for something else here without any cassava farm. And you have not learned any lesson from your mistake. If truly you have the cash and you have a cassava farm, you will lose it and even this livestock interest with your approach. You can see that a cattle consultant has quickly replied you...and more are coming. Lol. Goats, sheep, and pig consultants are going to show soon. Or even failed farmers who want to recover from there losses..lol. This is how you will start livestock, and later, you start asking if it is profitable. Lol.

That guide you are looking for is what will put you in the hands of the person who will continue from where the cassava consultant stopped. Lol. Keep looking for a guide. You hear me.

My advice is that you first ask yourself what extent you are willing to get involved. Do you want to set-up a farm and put people there while you check the farm sparingly, or you can't stay on farm, but you will really get involved and understand it all...or you want to fully get involved from A to Z so that you are the first manager on ground while there is a 2nd manager you employ, and hand over to later after stabilizing the farm so you can work on expansion or do something later.m.

After diagnosing yourself, we can talk further, and I can tell you more on.

I think you have misunderstood me big time but first let me appreciate you for this comment. I am glad and grateful that you bore your mind. Some other people will say "what's my business" therefore defeating the purpose of this thread.

Let me explain my intentions better.

I have not wasted 5m just as you seem to think. The 5 million mentioned is to try my hands on Cassava farming through a big brother ( someone I absolutely trust ). The agreement is in place and we have gotten 15 acres ( on lease ) but we have not even planted just in the process. I came up with that idea as a way of helping a friend/brother as he recently lost his job. He intends to return profit to me but I don't have my mind fixed on it even though the returns he brings ( which I will return back to him ) will determine if I will go ahead with him for my bigger plan which is animals. I will go into farming regardless.

Re not expressing what I need - the reason I opened this thread is to hear people's opinion about how viable goats and rams farming is. And get some tips on how to make a success out of it.

I am not rushing anything, I have a plan for 8-12 months. I am talking to tons of people and borrowing ideas. I arrived at 20m because it is an amount that if lost I won't end up in the hospital. I work hard for my money and have no interest in losing it but having grown up in a farm in Benin republic ( I am Beninese ), I know you can't win it all and know the chances of losing the money is high, but I go take the risk. I believe big risk is big reward ( I don't bet though).

Re people scamming me - forget it, there is zero chance of me contacting anyone from here. If I am intelligent enough to build my business from 0 to 8 figure monthly, sure you must believe I have some intelligence. Especially considering my field - SEO search engine optimization.

May GOD not catch us, the chances of me getting scammed is not high. Trust me.

SEGLIZ:
running an integrated farming system would be better with your large cash flow. it is also necessary to be careful for you are pumping to much of a cash for a starter.

cassava is lucrative, if you are interested in cassava production. it is in high demand locally, we aren't meeting up with the demand for don't even export for now.

I am willing to take the risk. I believe the only way to be wealthy is taking calculated risk. Losing it will hurt but won't be the end of me but what if I don't lose it?

I won't act stupidly but I am taking this risk. My mind is made up.

Hi everyone,

As part of my plan to diversify my investment, I have decided to try my hands on farming with the help of a friend who read aquaculture in the university.

My question is, are there any guides that will help me? I have checked around can't find any detailed threads on here.

I have started with 5 million on cassava ( 15 acres ) but intend to put another 20m but I prefer animal farm.

Any ideas, tips and advice will be greatly appreciated.

Is Cassava farming profitable? How about Goats, Ram and maybe pigs farming? Will 20m be good for a start? I ideally don't want to exceed this figure until at least 2 years.

Thanks in advance

GrammarNazi1:
Jegede, do you have empathy yourself?!

Do you?

You can only take, but you cannot give!

Only leeches are like that.

She is talking figuratively. Read between the lines