₦airaland Forum

Razgas:
fremantle is in Australia not Europe and it has some vegetation too

NzogbuNzogbu:
Caribbean should get ready for death penalty laws

E get why

Peacemaker5128:
Ipob terrorists would not like this news

Offpointng:
Let any IPOB youth found within that Palace Radius be immediately arrested, Burning their Igwe's palace at any slightest provocation is their signature and therefore they must be made to confess. All of them

Ologbo147:
which is first? Second? And third? And do you have verifiable data proof

Father0fjesus:
yeah, but Ekiti does not need an airport for now.
Even Ibadan Airport, as big as ibadan is still very much not viable as many airports in Nigeria.
Calabar Airport, Crossriver is wealthier, bigger and more cosmopolitan than Ekiti still is not as busy as airports Lagos, Abuja, Port harcourt, owerri, Benin and Kano.

Infact, owerri has about 4 more traffic than calabar, not to talk of an airport in Ekiti. Waste of time

helinues:
Another adjournment loading.

Make Kanu remain there for some time. A deterrent to other strong head people

garfield1:
Yes that is what I am saying.for there to be a rerun,peter must prove that up to 2.8 million votes were invalid or illegitimate which is the margin between him and tinubu.based on these thread,total votes affected is not up to based on the irev calculations.atiku too in his own case must also prove that votes affected are over 1.8 million.
The court can only order a rerun in those affected places which will obviously be places where apc dominates and with tinubu in power,he will still win.therefore,it is academic and needless

blackpanda:
Stop saying rubbish pls. We trying to quench fire caused by tribalism, not start more tribalism here

Urheadmaster:
They died out of ignorance

armyofone:
I don't think any tribe holds the monopoly of best soup whatever. Cooking is an art - the taste of the soup is determined by individual tastes bud at a particular point.

Consultant Gastroenterologist with the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, Dr. Olufunke Adeniyi, has said that south-eastern soups are the most nutritious in Nigeria.

According to Adeniyi, South Eastern soups are usually prepared with rich vegetables and often cooked with little or no oil making them more nutritious and healthy compared to other traditional soups known to other parts of the country.

She said this at a one-day fortification workshop organised by Nestle Nigeria in Lagos.

Adeniyi said, “South-Eastern soups are very rich in micro and macro nutrients. Their soups contain a lot of leafy vegetables and so most of their children are not really micronutrient deficient.

“However, this is the challenge to those in other regions. For instance, parents in the South West need to improve the quality of food their children eat as a way of correcting nutrient deficiency.

“At least 25 per cent of Nigerian children suffer from vitamin A deficiency, the commonest cause of blindness in children under five years. Also, Nigeria falls into the zone that has severe iron deficiency anaemia.

“We thought iodine deficiency was not an issue, unfortunately, we are seeing some degrees of iodine deficiency. Recent figures show that 20 million babies are born per year with mental impairment due to iodine deficiency despite all the fortification that is still going on.”

The Chief Executive Officer, Nestlé Nigeria, Mr. Dharnesh Gordhon, who was represented by the Manager Corporate Communications, Dr. Samuel Adenekan, assured Nigerians that the company would not compromise its fortification policy which, he said was essential to the growth and development of children.

Adenekan said, “We have been tackling dietary deficiencies in Nigeria with our fortified food products. We are also committed to various initiatives to address the issue of malnutrition in the country especially among children and their mothers.”

Brunosamel:
It's everywhere the king of paternity fraud is the United States of America