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Young03:
if u watch enyimnba play..guy na person leg them they target

all those Spanish teams should prepare to go injury

True, they play rough.

Young03:
can't wait to see how they will loose


them they form boss they think say na rugby wey them dey play for naija

Nigeria dey play rugby?

wastedsperm:
Ugly bastards

There is no relief in hate.

Harpesin:
Greetings to All here.

Please where in Nigeria can i get this plant?

That is Leucadendron platyspermum though do not know about anyone growing it locally but you can get the seeds from South Africa.

MadCow1:
Bro, When a Nigerian says the Government should empower them, what they are saying is; Government Pay us a Salary.. #SHIKINA..


That young able bodied man in the photo collecting the 1Kg rice is more than happy to live like that for the rest of his life as long as he keeps getting that on the regular.

Its the exact same thing in the Niger Delta..

Same in the North.... (though theirs also has alot to do with poor education and strong religious influences).



The guy driving that commercial bus, a Graduate that is in a business dominated by uneducated people can't think up a way to use his education to improve that business and be ahead of his uneducated competition. What he wants is a job where he can go sit his assss down from 9 - 5 and get paid at the end of the month.


Sorry about Idi. He is always stalking me..

This is a social issue impeding personal and communal growth. That is why many will do anything to get into the civil service where many get paid monthly for doing nothing.

No matter how rough the economy may be, there are lots of economic hotspots waiting to be created as there are so many already existing economic endeavours in dire need of upgrades thus expanding the number of engagement of people!

MadCow1:
I think your primary problem is that you believe 'these' Nigerians want empowerment..


You my friend have got a lot to learn..

Even the ones shouting 'Give us Jobs'.. You really think they want to work..



Hey Idi, check this guy out.. He thinks Nigerian youths of today are serious individuals..


https://i.imgur.com/k6Ku15G.gif

Why invite Idi on top my matter?

On a sober note, l will have to agree with you that many youths today have a sense of entitlement and would rather not apply themselves as one in another thread posted he has been at home for a while now after service and was saying it would be embarrassing for people to know that he is driving a commercial vehicle!

Bookiemart01:
Trainings organized here in PH by export promotion council are always FREE....I've attended about 5 FOC


Please I'll send you a mail on the Garri matter

We found a way around it by sourcing garri directly from Uganda, getting it for $2 per kilo.

He needs to be sacked upon his return from the games!

"The annoyance is further fueled by the fact that the law-makers are reportedly getting Ksh 50,000 daily as they stay in Rio"... that is $500!

There will be a repeat broadcast on Thursday, August 11, 2016 at 6:30pm.

[quote author=greetings post=48322367]You're bae pavore

Listened in too, the streaming was kinda bad had to watch it live. It was worth it!
Three tips
Get the information
Start small and
Be patient.

Growth takes time right. The only issue for me is where to learn the ropes.. will get there.[/quote

My streaming was clear as l use streama.com.

I kinda of laughed when a caller talked about exporting garri to the UK. In Nairobi, l bumped into a store where a kilo of yellow garri was being sold for $10, l just quenched the urge to drink garri!

For those in Nigeria, visiting the offices of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council nearest to them give them info on their training programmes as the cost l believe will be subsidized.

egift:
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The mental damage and psychological destruction Fayose will leave behind in Ekiti will take decades to repair. Sad how one man is willfully afflict entire Ekiti State with Mental Slavery and run a cap-in-hand governance.

Giving an able-bodied young man a kilo of rice as a form of empowerment is disheartening!

Listened in and was very informative. Got to know that Hibiscus (used locally for making zobo) is in high demand in North America and Mexico.

Information is priceless!

modath:
Yes oooh, you know how e dey be nah..

Bad market loading.........

modath:
Relationship cheats are in tulobu...

Bae: you are at home? Good, oya let's video chat...

Boo: errm, errm, connection nor too strong for here..

You are thinking very far!

Informative.

toluxa1:
Heard about a training about this in Kenya which I was seriously interested in last year but flight money, accomodation, feeding etc was nearly 10x cost of training.

Apart from flight ticket, one can work out a budget around $200 to cover a week's accommodation and feeding. Then within that one week, one can get up to 4-5 different trainings in different agro ventures as their cost range between $15-$30.

I have shared so much in the Agric section and many have harvested so many bags of cucumbers from their sack farms.

MikeB3:
You must be stupid for posting this online...... Is Fayose the only political office holders distributing rice and other commodities to their people?! Please stop disgracing your family publicly with this kind of absurd post!

What an absurd way to show how "well" you were raised, so there is not point exchanging words with a faceless individual who l do not what he is dealing with...have a nice life!

Tomorrow (Tuesday, August 9) at 6:30am on Inspiration 92.3FM (Lagos) make effort to listen to Mr. Oluyinka Soola share his insights on overcoming export business challenges in the Agro-allied sector.

For those who may not have access to the station's broadcast because of location can opt for online streaming (that is how l listen to Nigerian radio stations)

Kumuyi commended the governor for the “progress the state has made” since he assumed office...Indeed so much progress!

This one na break dance!

The Nigerian economy has now become snake and ladder!

joshjimie:
hello , I noticed the domain name on your signature, contact me for a .com for ten thousand naira only. And I will import your old post

Am not ready for that as l have so much on my plate for now.

Hmm...the father must be dark skinned or the mum lightened up!

Nice write up.

Laughing in kiswahili!

abbeyboy2o15:
ok would tell the person to check and get the information. Thanks

You are welcome.

[quote author=abbeyboy2o15 post=48295606]i dont have but got someone who can open it for me in naija, so is the recipent going to be paid in naira or dollar.Am the sender just want clear info about it am sending (USD).[/quote

l made USD transfer to Nigeria a week ago, l sent to a relative's Stanbic dom accout (USD), he went to one of the branches where he was told they had only $20 bills (which is a no no) then he checked at another branch and got to withdraw $100 bills. I can't recall what he was charged for withdrawing but it was very small in comparison to what l sent down.

Your person in Nigeria should visit different banks to get up to date info on what is obtainable.

abbeyboy2o15:
please can you explain have not use it before can we talk private or you englighten me on it please.

If you have a domiciliary account (USD)with a Nigerian bank, the bank will provide you with Swift details with which the sender will use from his/her own end to send the money down to your domiciliary account (USD) and that should reflect in your account within 2 working days.

Ask around before you settle for a bank to open the account with.

We are observing.

abbeyboy2o15:
Any method to transfer money from USA to nigeria without using western union or money gram kindly need good options and transparent choices. Thanks

Through domiciliary account.