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Bettergoat:
The main idea of planting maize is for the yield ..I doubt this will make the yield worth it

OP has not told us if he's doing this for leisure or for commerce. I don't think it's for sales.

rectitude:
It seems to me there's no spacing in your planting, this will cause your crops to compete too much for food from the soil which will lead to stunted growth and inevitably lead to poor harvest.
Before venturing into farming whether in small scale or large, ensure to learn basic knowledge about it so as to avoid costly mistakes.
My little contribution to your journey.

Something sweet about farming is that you also learn from experience. You have bad seasons and good seasons and even when you do the right thing, God will use nature to talk to you. He will learn on his journey.

At OP, impressive effort to not use any chemical. I think this generation is starting to see the evil of *modernity* on our health and food. 40 years ago, cancer was foreign to us. Now, so much cancer out there, even from those who have a healthy lifestyle. Our food, our natural food is under attack. Farmers/herders clash is no coincidence. It is now so difficult to get original pure God-given food today. Our food has been compromised. The odo eshi our parents and grandparents used to have is no longer there because our food is no longer medicine. We are eating biochemicals. I never used to be interested in agriculture until I saw that oyinbo people are suffering because they don't have good natural food. They even planned to attack black people in US through their water and district planning, so why do you think they can't attack us? If you think I am lying, the internet is free, ask your GpT to tell you. The US government separated water for the blacks and the whites, blacks were given industrial water... The internet is your friend. Protect your food folks.

MrHandsome2013:
5) the worst thing that can ever happen to you as child is having both parents coming from a polygamous family , no single love.

6) imagine your mum from a polygamous family and your dad from a polygamous family coming together to get ma, worst nightmare parents combination .

Nawa o. Did you ask someone like Teni or Niniola this question

The Apata Wives: Bonded By Uncommon Love
https://www.nairaland.com/2109358/apata-wives-bonded-uncommon-love#30061404

The children that came from polygamous families that weren't the worst nightmare are on this thread

Spending money to impress who doesn't care about you.

bolaayenimo:
Nobody takes lawyers seriously anymore. Something AI can do for you

You don't know what you are talking about.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuqEPdK5j7o


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kJJJQnip20

School Na Scam shey? You'll find out the hard way.

Congratulations on the family success. I hope they succeed in removing the other wigs from their head too. This symbolism of the white wig I hope is one day removed.

You can't cheat the system for long. You can't give what you don't have so parents and institutions who help pupils to teach are only helping to destroy them. There is no need to convince them, their comeuppance will arrive in due time.

The quote "When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn't become a king. The palace becomes a circus" is a Turkish proverb, according to social media posts. It signifies that simply occupying a position of power does not automatically grant someone competence or nobility. Instead, the individual's true nature will influence and degrade the environment around them.

The proverb highlights the idea that leadership matters and that a leader's character shapes the institutions they lead.

AI Overview

SmartPolician:
That the people love a governor doesn't necessarily mean that the governor knows what he's doing.

There are about 260 weekdays in a year, meaning that the governor spends over N8.3 billion feeding children.

If you have to use food to lure Yoruba children to school, then how different are they from the almajiris of the north?

Osun Spends N3b Annually On Feeding School Children – Aregbesola

Osun government spends more than N3 billion annually on its home-grown elementary school feeding programme launched by the Federal Government in 2005, Gov. Rauf Aregbesola has said.

Aregbesola made this known during a high level technical meeting of the Home Grown School Feeding Programme in Abuja on Monday.

He said N12.5 million was being expended on the programme on a daily basis, adding that more than N600 million was spent on about 3,000 community caterers as transportation fare to the various schools.

The governor was at the event to share the experience of his state on the programme and how it could be replicated at the national level.

militating against the effective implementation of the school feeding programme.

The Executive Director of PCD, Dr Lesley Drake, said the HGSFP was gaining prominence and contributing to the achievement of the MDG Goal 1 to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger.

“The programme is a multi sectoral partnership by stakeholders in education, health and agricultural sectors to support governments’ efforts to deliver cost-effective school feeding programmes using locally grown food by small holder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa.’’ he said.

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This was 2013/14. Eventually they got this program to the Federal level when APC took over the following year. They even have stats that the school feeding program increased enrollment. I don't see anything wrong in feeding the kids if you understand the level of poverty in the country. School feeding is not a bad idea even in developed countries where the municipalities through the school boards feed the kids. Has nothing to do with almajiri but state welfare.

What happened TO APC spokesperson? Onanuga, Ribadu, Keyamo, Sunday Dare and all of the cabinet members who don't know that this is a party affair are a disgrace to their portfolio. There is time for politics, there is time for governance. Let APC respond to PDP or ADC or LP not FG. Chai APC governments have really rubbished our institutions. Now you can see the difference between the former spokesman of Tinubu who resigned and the politicians that desperately wanted his post.

POLITICS

APC is planning to overthrow Jonathan administration – PDP

Published on March 21, 2014
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, on Thursday accused the All Progressives Congress, APC, of planning to forcefully overthrow the government of President Goodluck Jonathan.

The party said it is alerting the nation that the ‘Plan B’ of the APC is to use insurgency to unleash unprecedented mayhem when it loses the 2015 general election and forcefully take over power.

The PDP, in a statement by its Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh, said that it has evidence of meetings held outside the shores of the country in pursuit of the ignoble objective.

“The unfortunate comparison of a democratically-elected government with military governments in the past by the APC was a tacit acknowledgment that the opposition party was planning to take Nigeria back to dictatorship,” he said.

What goes around comes around but PDP government was still decent enough to respond through the party, not federal government.

Let's wait and see if Nigeria will qualify for the world cup, we will avoid US and play only in Mexico and Canada. Hope FIFA is taking note?

It's America that will be affected by this strict visa policy and immigration they are doing now under Trump but me I can't blame them, it's their country and they can do as they like. After the midterm, maybe they will relax a bit but for now, America no de play with anybody from all over the world. Trump has made US Customs and Border Protection the freehand to do as they wish so what you see is what you get.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtTgBv0zMLs

Even US Citizen de hear am


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qN1TFuBJF4&pp=0gcJCfwAo7VqN5tD


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6liT9pXwYE

Can you imagine the noise we would have heard if former NSA under Jonathan, Colonel Sambo Dasuki talked like this and APC were in opposition

PDP Is Behind Dasuki's Call For Election Postponement – Keyamo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHdyVAEYv2o

Tinubu's downfall will be the politicians he surrounded himself by. His media aide is a politician, his chief of staff is a politician, his NSA is a politician. They don't know where to draw the line between state and politics. This should not be coming from a NSA but look at where we are today.

This statement is brutal

"Trying to claim how rich his father was when poverty that radiated his family was as strong as the direct ray of sun, is denying his background,”

Magnificenttop:
Social media doesn't make anyone famous, it's actually people who make stpid people famous.
People are the followers, the traffic, the trenders, the gisters, the promoters, the whatever.

I think it does. With likes, shares and followers count. That's part of fame. When you are well known. There's also infamy. Infamous people are being pushed to our faces rather than illustrious people, that's why people's brain are now weak.

Social media made irrelevant people famous and gossip popular. TikTok says the time, tik tok goes your life.

Remove the phone or disconnect from the internet for 1 day and you'll see that these people are just distractions without any meaningful impact in your life.

emkz:
Why exactly are Obi and Obidients afraid of free and fair competition to win the ticket?

This is a valid question to ALL POLITICAL PARTIES, not just LP. Why does it look like the President doesn't want to be unchallenged in the 2026 APC primaries? Do you think he's the only one who wants to be President? What about Atiku and PDP? Why is there so much money in our party primaries? Who's afraid of a free and fair election without any inducement of any sort? From party primaries to general elections, let's not pretend like this is Obi's problem. You and I know who and who is afraid of free and transparent elections.

Maybe I use Osinbajo's words,

You Can't Wish This Country Well and Vote for Someone You Do Not Believe In - Yemi Osinbajo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nburqjVaZY

This is an abuse of government and should be discouraged. Whatever happens with a coalition is not a federal government issue but political issue. Let APC respond to the problem. Mr Tinubu is our president and for now, until APC has a candidate, the FG apparatus should not be used to talk about opposition politics. From Bayo Onanuga (his media aide) to Keyamo (a Federal Minister) to this Information Minister, nothing concern FG with coalition.

Tinubu can run under SDP if he wishes to. FG =/ APC

Godfullsam:
Shey na budget padding dem dey take build school?

These people just dey take us catch cruise

Budget padding that is supposed to be a criminal and jail-able offence has now become a norm and the legislatives are trying so hard to justify it .

Law makers and reps have no business building roads, class rooms, boreholes etc
Their main duties is to make laws and pass laws and to make sure that the laws conform with the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria.
The governors and the local government chairmen are the one responsible for projects.

You have said everything I wanted to say. They have no business with constituency projects but the big elephant in the room is what we have refused to address. The local governments are the ones they are making weak. This is why it's not always about the President or FG, there is more with the states and LG.

I can mix the four in one meal.

You can fry the four

You can roast the four

You can boil the four

You can mash the four.

You can eat the four with vegetables or oil. All tasty. Thank you lord for giving us good food ❤️

This guy and Trump reminds me of Wike and Tinubu.

Remember if you want US visa, don't comment on this thread. If you insist, just say God bless America and 14 more words to make enough content for Seun's Forum to be interesting for US Immigration.

My prayers for the family and the little girl who witnessed this dastardly act.

creativejagaban:
Billionaires contributed 495 million
No be juju be dat
What happened to the billions billions

Bloggers just throw these words the way they like.

This will backfire on the US but na person wey Wan go US go choose between their freedom of expression and the freedom of US Border and Customs to check their posts. Democracy democracy

The irony of this story will be that the woman has not received this compliment in a long time and the man is angry that a fast food worker was faster than him. Men, women love compliments. Compliment your wife, no just spend money alone. They like to hear it, trust me on this one.

If I were the man, I'll ignore it and ask for discount like profmallor said. Shey you wan de toast my wife? You will know that she's also expensive to take care of and na me de maintain the beauty. The compliments others give your spouse is sometimes a reflection of how you treat them. If you think he's flirting, never fight with him, in fact, you should be happy if your wife will leave you for a fast food compliment. She just showed her way out cheaply.

The comment about India is that the man already has a problem with Indians. It's not about the compliment, maybe he just doesn't like Indians and is one of those trolls who abuse them because we have seen the bad news about them. Not every Indian is bad, not every Nigerian is bad, maybe we start to learn how to treat people like humans.

People love compliments. I don't sweat about it, sometimes women flirt with these words and the old women will call you sweet, darling and whatever they want to call. Life is not that hard, it is the way you react to the situation that tells a lot about you.

profmallor:
Since my wife is beautiful I ld ask if i can get a discount...

You are smart indeed, get a big beautiful and fair bill abi how Trump call that thing?

rottable:
It is true that your partner preference can affect yours.

I used to love spaghetti while my wife hated it and it made me dislike it now

I made them stop eating unhealthy noodles and eat spaghetti instead

There is no stable political party in Nigeria. Let me explain to you.

1. APC is not a popular party
2. The 2023 election showed us that Governors do not mean much to winning an election
3. The APC did not win by a popular vote in 2023
4. The PDP, despite having G5 governors sabotaging lost a part of their stronghold to Shekarau (NNPP) and Obi (LP)
5. The unpopularity of APC is why Tinubu and APC is trying to woo every politician to their side.
6. Wike and G5 governors and any governor that wants to decamp has made PDP weak
7. There will be problems in APC. The President cannot satisfy everyone, we have seen this in Lagos and it's now national. You can see the CPC faction and nPDP faction of APC finding their way now. Some of them have been waiting for their rewards and what the President is doing, even if he has all the powers does not make them happy. I have given examples of the Rivers APC issue and frolicking with Wike and how he gave Wike ministerial portfolio. You have something like that in Oyo State APC and how they work with opposition. You have the likes of Bwala and those who abused the President getting rewards. The President will be too busy trying to survive that he won't be able to be everywhere
8. APC, by accepting decampees will have more problems because of conflicting interests.
9. ADC also has the same problem. Most of them have lost out but they want to unite for one reason.
10. ADC will be a big problem for Tinubu and the APC if they unite. Let no one deceive you. Tinubu Won by a divided opposition and having been at the other side in 2014, he knows how powerful a coalition can be.
11. Because of No 10, it may be a payback time for Tinubu. The thing he worked for in 2014 will come back to haunt him.
12. He can win, he can lose but I don't like this idea where people think he's more powerful than he is or he is one shrewd politician that can't lose. That's propaganda. He can win with his bad economic performance and he can still lose.
13. If APC were not worried by ADC, they will ignore it. They have been attacking Obi before now instead of Atiku that came 2nd and that should tell you something. What doesn't worry you, you don't give it energy.
14. Never say never. Trust no politician. Anything can happen.

The President's office is bigger than the President but I think it's hard for people to understand this. They don't like someone but they cannot remove the country from that person. My people's validation comes from a light skinned person welcoming them or showing them gestures. Smh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr2Plkufvvk?si=jGQNRK1GkAK8g0qc



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpKb8M7To4k?si=aTiTVR-UvlST_8V-


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nB3kstbWK0?si=GtgZtyJ3J6rIJNfr


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws1RUw5BNN0?si=ASNghjlgt4LQeDDL

It doesn't matter who it is and who it was, it's no big deal to show Nigerian President some respect.

free2ryhme:
Show were a foreigner has done this courtesy to your own in their country while I wait

Courtesy plenty. I just don't have the time to start pulling out these things but while trying to look for the footage I was looking for to reply to anonimi, I saw this one. You guys surprise me with this look down on me shoes you wear. It's surprising and I think maybe people choose to not see these things or they just don't want to see them.

anonimi:
Please at what point in the two videos did any leader of a developed country open the car door for the leader of extreme poverty paupers

It is not standard practice for them to open doors, which where diplomatically, Shettima deviates from standard. However, I am not going to engage with you on any pauperizing. I am not on that level, if you see yourself as down and they as up, that's your headache but there are other instances where Nigerian leaders have been received by your white masters or developed countries as you call them with some respect. To answer your question specifically, President Jimmy Carter has once opened the door for President Shehu Shagari when he visited the US President. Carter himself opened the door himself and made a light joke out of the situation because protocol could not be completed. I have not found the archive footage but thankfully, US keeps a record of their visits.

anonimi:
How likely is it that a white man VP of a major economy will open the door for the black VP of an extreme poverty country like Nigeria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0s1pdpChcj8?si=zy4B20Zj4ROtTAwv




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhvVlGtseeU?si=SW6xIW7uiu1Eu2ik

Etiquette, public etiquette got eroded with social media. Now, it's anyhow behavior that gets likes and shares. The old gentleman way of opening the door, showing courtesy to your host and guest and those little things that count as good behavior is abnormal to this generation. A man that still opens a door for his lady today is golden because they have been brainwashed to think it's a beta man that will do that and it's is a weak woman who will allow a man open doors for her. God save them. VP Shettima still has some of those old school teachings so he doesn't need to explain to anyone how to behave or respond to these people who like drama. I like how he conducted himself like a host and guest at the same time.

I wasn't interested in this but someone posted a video of this story and how the Peter could not answer the question on Honest Bunch and why a journalist like Freeze will ask a question that is not true or say something that does not exist ie rumor


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqMQ3q67dDw?si=0hNzaJObIf4HjTr4

Nigerians are not interested in history, if they were, the history of Tinubu won't make him president. You have a president you don't know his family and his origins and has no clear childhood story. This is what happened in 2014, Buhari was repackaged and only those who were alive in 84 knew these were lies.