₦airaland Forum

Dad's photocopy.

Many Nigerians are hustling there! I know some of them who come over to Kenya to buy goods to resell in South Sudan.

bezimo:
In my view, the NDA is an organisation designed to resist the oppression and illconceived intentions of the Barren Northen government led by a daft called Buhari on the ND folks and region.

GEJ had years of Presidency to solidify structures in the region that would make it difficult for successive government to scuttle. What are those human capital development projects that GEJ initiated for the region that has been stopped?

eezor:
$0.1 for every $5 via visa

Which means for every $100, Visa charges $2 for uploading. It is not favourable by my personal calculations.

limeta:
What is right is right
As long we remain one Nigeria
NDA then have the right to take their business to any part of the country.

Is NDA a business organization? What service do they offer to Nigerians?

Nice one.

Rayloverscrib:
It should interest u to know that Dino does not care.

Whether he cares or not that is his life, l have something beautiful to do with mine outside politics!

djlawex02:
Women are protesting against the abuse of
senator Dino Melaye to his co senator Mrs
Tinubu, where were these women when a woman
was beheaded in kano? An innocent woman was
brutally killed in kubwa, Abuja? Where were they?
Or are those ones not women? Why pondering on
less important issues when we have very
important issues unattended to.

Money exchanged hands for that protest......country hard!

This is Politics, something is definitely lying in wait for Dino....this "forgiveness" may not have a NAFDAC number!

Following.

Emmey15:
Wow....it this is great...great to see I have a fellow extension brother in the House
But I must say that not only our rural dwealers need development but our urban dwealers
We have for so long left the fate of our agric production to mostly illetrates
(With all due respect) while we the doctors, lawyers,accounts ,media personals etc
Eat and observe
But thanks to some great minds on this forum we are begaining to wake up from our slumber
I see this country raising to feed all the nations of the world




What course did u later study @mr pavore

Academic journey has been long as I studied Accountancy, Psychology and media production (specializing in communicating for change for sustainable development)/

An Agric Extension graduate should not see his or herself aiming to be employed by the Ministry of Agriculture because with knowledge at one's disposal one can package TV programmes highlighting Agro ventures and innovations, that is currently a big sell in Kenya as it has huge followership. Nigerians are not adverse to Agriculture but lack of access to information is the issue!

A graduate can provide solutions to small holder farmers with simple rural area friendly technology based solutions such as providing post harvest storage solution that requires no electricity thereby extending the shelf life of their fruits and vegetables and higher the chance of getting good price for their harvests because they will not be in a hurry to sell. There is so much to be done!

The man messed up and trust Kenyans they love free show and no one bothered to stop the woman from destroying the vehicle!

Nigerians are addicted to arguing someone's age!

Emmey15:
so far so good its been inspiring,but I must confess even the best university of agric in Nigeria can teach one all the ropes of agri business
that's why I come here most times to draw inspiration from and learn new and better ways of doing things
sometimes I just can wait to graduate and start practising

Glad to see someone who is studying a Agric related course with enthusiasm as many see it as the last resort as against staying at home. There is much opportunities related to your course of study based on my experience which is so oblivious to many. I wish l had studied Agric Extension but no regrets as l have my picked my experience on the field.

Laughing now l as recall my uncle who was the then H.O.D of Agric Extension at UNN, trying to persuade me to apply for the course but l rebuffed him but today my life rotates around it!

Emmey15:
that's very thoughtful of you
am actually a student from the department of agricultural extension and rural development in Funaab 300 level

And how have you found your course so far?

Na "our son", so l can't comment much.

FvckeDyoBiTch:
Nigeria looks very viable...Once I get my degree I want to start A livestock farm but Taking a loan means investing it in the states and all these Nigerian banks no dey give loans to "Foreigners"

Nigeria is very viable despite the seeming gloom. Bank loan is out of it, one has to start with what is readily available just with half plot of land using vertical sacks and with the appropriate knowledge one can earn 6 figures from it monthly and this is CONFIRMED!

FvckeDyoBiTch:
What do you know about "God"...Stick to farming

It is in farming one gets to experience God the more.....you sow a seed, it ends up a tree!

FvckeDyoBiTch:
Why is he Igbo?

I am not pleased.

He is Igbo because that is what God wants for him!

Married as in already paid her bride price?

People now derive fulfilment from falsehood!

grace2all:
@pavore9, how can I contact u, sent u a message on this forum ealier. Please my mail is grace2ally2k@yahoo.com, maybe you send me your Email or phone number. Thanks

Check your mail.

I don't have the liver to attempt that mountain, driving by is okay for me!

The higher one is on the ladder, the easier it is to manipulate the judiciary system!

Sayelabola:
This phone should be of good value now that we've got easy assess to data.

Or what do you think?

Yes it will be of good now even though when l used it l was using Etisalat data plan that was N1,000 monthly and it served me well. I am now a lappy person coupled with the fact that here in Kenya Airtel is the MVP that even with 0MB on their unliminet package one gets to Skype, watch Youtube videos etc at no extra cost!

LAGATA:
Still rocking ma communicator and u need to see the ovation when ppl See me with it. They are like 'this fone still dey?....... Lol

Mine still with me but no battery....have dropped by many phone shops here in Nairobi to get a battery for it and l get weird looks!

Hmm....when l got my Nokia 9300 Communicator, it felt like owning an iphone!

A dream blossoming.

Nigerians, everywhere you go!

In politics, all things are possible!

carmag:
..where did u see bicycle in that picture

shey propaganda dey put food for your table

abi na you dey represent Apc for here

OP, should inform us where that "somewhere in Nigeria" is!

Go trace the history of that picture and a Pakistani website and Pakistani twitter users will pop up!