₦airaland Forum

chidiOK:
I don't know why Yorubas dont like this man. Afterall, he's recruiting many yorubas than ibos. Mtccheeww... Yoruba and Voodoo!

Can you swear with all you regard sacred that a Yoruba started the fire?

Unnecessary loss of lives...though we are all entitled to choose what to die for.

People were paid to bring down "unfriendly websites"....this is serious!

Sighs....Internet never forgets!

erunz:
vuvuzela them dem start, if you have evidence charge them to court.

He did mention their cases are already in court!

lt mean owning an oil bloc is no longer lucrative.

Glad Buhari is coming to Kenya next week, hoping he picks one or two lessons on conservation that would help formulate policies on wildlife because for us, every animal in sight must end up as pepper-soup!

Something positive.

We depended solely on oil, we are now paying the price!

Really inspiring.

So sad that we are being exploited!

Kalusam:
Food dey ds world sha...am sure it takes good and its healthy too!

Food dey o! As a breakfast cereal is serves a good replacement to oatmeal and golden morn. Just add milk and dried ripe bananas..sumptous!

Wishing those who will apply, the best of luck.

Newway2:
Whao! It means that they grow it for d seeds in Kenya while we grow it 4 d leaves here in Nigeria.Wonderful! How does it look like? Amala? Tuwo? Or Eba?

l take it in form of porridge or breakfast cereal.

phillings247:
pls fellow nairalanders where can i buy barley grain .can u tell me which market sells d grain

The northern part is where it should be found if it is ever grown commercially in Nigeria.

A good development, parties must fund themselves and not depend on public funds.

Hope they were paid severance packages so they can start something with it.

Newway2:
I actually understand that some people use Amaranth seeds as food. Is that d case in Kenya? @pavore9

Yes. l also do eat it.

A store here in Nairobi sells a kilo of garri for N1,000! So l just stick to wheat and semolina that sells between N140 to N160 per kilo though got info that one can get the garri for N400 per kilo from Uganda.

Kalusam:
Yes, after over 2 months it produces seeds(as shown in the picture) But I usually don't allow them to grow to such before I harvest!

l buy flour made from those seeds at N200 per kilo!

@Kalusam, does your Amaranth produces such?

So sad.

madenigga:
I like that.

There is really do much opportunities in our Agricultural sector, I wish when Buhari comes visiting Kenya later in the month the Minister of Agriculture should be in his entourage as there is so much Nigeria will gain from bilateral agreements in that sector.

madenigga:
this dangote is getting huge govt patronage, anytime he decides to produce, that's the time govt bans d importation.... giving him monopoly in the area.

The ban on importation stops our money from going out, let the billions we should have paid foreign producers remain within the Nigerian economy. When Dangote decides to produce anything, it means more employment opportunities for Nigerians and nothing stops all those billionaires who prefers 'their money' stashed in foreign banks to invest in such.

Attacks on oil installations only ends up polluting the Niger Delta the more and the dwellers in the region suffers more from the degradation of the environment!!

Self-inflicted.

That coup did not help Nigeria.

Deranged beings!

naijaboy756:
keep it up

l believe one's formation influences how we view things. One should derive joy in giving back what does not belong to them.

Here in Nairobi, someone mistakenly sent an equivalent of $100 transfer to my phone alongside with the code with which l could easily withdraw it from money shops around me but had to call the sender to notify him of d mistake & send it back to him.

jonaboy:
Pavore9 you are really doing a good job here, keep it up. Personally I have gotten some business ideas I would experiment with soon and see how it goes.

Do keep me posted on them.

Who takes them serious by the way?