₦airaland Forum

And we are now feeling the effect!

The system encouraged justice for sale!

ChuckKingston:
Please forgive my shallow understanding on this topic, I owe that to the fact that I'm new in the agriculture biz, please I don't really understand this concept oh, is it that as a farmer once II harvest my crops, I should not sell it to those market women in mile two and the rest who would later sell it to the end users, I should instead sell it to vegolas who would then sell it to the end users, so what difference does it make, do I tend to make more profit by selling it to you, please I am not understanding #InAgu'sTongue... Please kindly help me explain in a more detailed and simpler way..thanks

This is a concept anyone with depth in logistic can replicate. You can link up with small holder farmers for supply and sell in a conducive environment at a price lower than the open market because a lot of "in between layers" have been cut off from the chain. The farmer gets a better pricing, the end user buy cheaper.

kestolove95:
am also a northerner and I watch Africa magic channel 156 very well...I will tell u abt hausamovies and actors guy...quote me anywia, dix gurl can't speak standard nollywood english...aside from Ali nuhu nd morda..non of dem speak English of nollywood standard...d gurls ar worst

You should understand that the English language is not the Standard measurement of literacy! What do you tell a Japanese who understand no word of English language but is producing the cars and electronics you buy?

Thank God no one died. LRU and LASEMA are really up and doing.

Idoro said, “Before that day, I was not a kidnapper. All I was doing was bursting pipelines to steal crude oil at Igbo Olomu (a suburb of Ikorodu, Lagos, where militants sacked the entire community recently)..............Criminality is in him!


"When Dauwujoh was arrested, it was learnt that the gang had given his N2.5m share to his elder brother to give to him. But the elder brother absconded with the money"..........Make l laugh small!

Recession no reach that side!

All na politics, head where ones feels he can get something! When they feel PDP has something to offer them, they will head back!

This one na ajebutter teacher, those ones in public schools............ thank God we survived!

PastorAji:
who [size=18pt]tolded[/size] you
for your information, my [size=28pt]WIFE[/size] is into Chalk Making, POP Ceiling/Casting and very very soon HER PAINTS WILL COME ON BOARD

She is lucky to marry a man who is comfortable with her passion and encouraging her along the line because we know that not all men are comfortable with their wives "shining"!

Sabinus!

smithsydny:
chai how u take know say I be bros? Lol,. U dey monitor me?

We know all those "Agadi" whey follow elders go pay the pikin mama dowry and still dey call that pikin "Dede"!

Odunharry:
So u don leave iya sheri to iya semiu for that bus stop??
God de watch u .. After all the igbese n free drinks u drink..

Bus stop ke? When l no be "up national"!

Levels don change, I take my coffee at Java coffee shop!

smithsydny:
Obi dede carry go

You whey be "bros" dey call Obi "Dede"!

“Sometimes when you are young, you make mistakes but the more you grow up, the more you know the things that are more important".........Age and fatherhood has really changed his perspectives.

"Fifty three (53) beneficiaries of the presidential amnesty programme have dragged the office of the coordinator of the presidential amnesty programme before the national industrial court of Nigeria sited in Yenogua over non-payment of monthly stipends over the period of one year.".........People whey dey wake up every morning to go work are being owed over their honest labour but these ones dey go industrial court over non payment of their monthly "salaries" with a job title of "Ex-militant"

Odunharry:
Na coffee or agbo Jedi n opa eyin??
U no go talk true abi..















na joke i dey o

Wetin be agbo Jedi abi na opa eyin?? You think say l dey follow una dey go Iya semiu place go take those "razz" drink!

byvan03:
Is just my opinion, I won't like to see my wife perching on some ladder in the name of working on a job. Maybe some men won't mind, I will mind. So is better to go for one's kind, than get tagged a dream 'squasher'.

For each one of us, there is someone out there who will align with our perspective and settling with such person makes for a better marriage. There are men even in this present time who prefer their wives to be full-time housewives without viewing their wives as parasites as they positively recognize the role their wives are playing in their lives and their home and their wives do not feel a loss of their humanity. Keying in with the compatible person is KEY!

byvan03:
It won't be because the man wants to squash her dream, it will be out of care and love mostly. I think marrying a man in the same field will serve her better.

Out of love and care? ........That does not hold water!

After all it will get to a time when she will not to be doing the job herself but play a supervisory role.

Which illegal?........If l hear!

byvan03:
Good one, she is single and can do any job she wants. I doubt most men will let their wives continue with this kind of job.

It is left for her to settle with a man who would help her further her dream and not one who will squash it out of insecurities!

ednut1:
any woman without a job or business should be banned from marriage .marriage is not a poverty alleviation program

Abeg no let this hot coffee whey l dey drink scorch me o!

holuwatobhy:
Is George a Yoruba boy?
I guess he is from the west,too much talent.

God did not deprive any tribe of having gifted people!

Those drug dealers will certainly find a way around it as they would use cards issued outside Nigeria to make payments and that card will be obtained with fake ID!

firstking01:
Lwkmfinish

E don tey whey l taste am so l will feel happy having azu mangala in my soup!

THEconqueror:
Are those Nigerian students violating Turkish laws?

Like l posted earlier on this page "None and the Turkish government has no right punishing them for the refusal of the Nigerian government to close those schools in Nigeria".,

Really graphic!

firstking01:
So, it's mangala you like?, smh

I will prefer azu mangala!

Wiseandtrue:
what law have these innocent Nigerians violated

None and the Turkish government has no right punishing them for the refusal of the Nigerian government to close those schools in Nigeria.

Who was he trying to impress?

They wasted their lives!