₦airaland Forum

Sambo Dasuki was indeed the ATM!

chiscodedon:
I smell lies

Can you confirm with facts The management of New Telegraph Newspapers collected the money from Obaigbena

Chuplus:
@pavore9, please i will like to have your contact, this is my mail address chuplusglobal@gmail.com

Send a PM.

Their cup of tea!

I would be happier in this season of Naira devaluation that the OP is talking about manufacturing and export.

Very laughable.

Who would leave the south for a job there!

Every animal in Nigeria is a pepper soup candidate!

This is becoming crazier!

Missing Oha soup.

The leader of the Idoma Coalition For Mark, Comrade Adah Ocholi who was embittered by the development said he brought 58 of his members to welcome the Senator only to be given N5,000 only.

"What will I do with 5,000 Naira. We came 58 of us and this is all we got. This is not a good thing at all." he said.......

Hope it wouldn't end up becoming a common sight of them being parked in front of pepper soup joints!

OTDR:
@Pavore, I'll do more research on it. However, should I decide to get one, where can one get a Flexi Biogas that could meet my energy requirement in Nigeria?

Like I said earlier they are not on ground in Nigeria, I just chipped in because l have seen many failed dome biogas systems despite the cost they gulped. Flexi biogas products are installed on the surface, no digging, brick and cement needed and easily dismantlable should the need for relocation arise. Even their industrial sized system that powers generators and other machinery can be installed within a 10ft by 20ft space and within few days.

Here are some pictures.

1. The system.

2. The generator it powers, which in turn powers the compressing machine that fills the buogas cylinders.

3. The biogas cylinder filled from the system

4. Biogas powered tricycle being filled.

irynterri:
mine is orlu..i remember a song then that used to say "obodo niile e mepe go,o ka foro ndi orlu na okigwe,ndi orlu na okigwe a maara akwukwo"..i think its high time our generation moved to change that song

That is really a close minded thought. My local government Ihitte/Uboma do not fit into that as our Human capital resources is really enviable.

monimekaz:
Think like a business man not like a myopic fanatic. If everybody start leaving one after the other , do u think that's good for business. Think! I guess u are a graduate

Don't you think Seun should be the one concerned about the income and traffic Nairaland generates, it is not as if any of the money enters our accounts. If he chooses to run down the forum who are we to question him. Every one is free to buy a domain and set up his own forum and be the best business man he wants to be.

The OP's intensity no get part 2!

irynterri:
thanks for the advice..i hope u will be around wen i start..i have been going thru ur threads and i think i can call u prof. pavore

Okigwe happens to be my Senatorial zone and home Diocese. We really need re-chart a new path to profitable agro ventures as l know the subsistence level we are currently operating on makes no economic sense applying innovative knowledge will make the difference.

Newway2:
The major constraints I see in the sack method is the ash. Pls how can one get that large quantity of ash? Is there alternative to the ash?

Most of the Mama put cook with firewood thus the availability. You can make arrangement with them to keep it for you instead of disposing it. Where you cannot get ash, use 2 kg of lime those who sell agro input should have it in stock.

Jesusbaby6:
Interesting. I saw it from the store I bought chia from. God really blessed the human mind o

The capacity of the human mind is infinite.

You need not announce it as you know what to do.

[quote author=Jesusbaby6 post=40906725][/quote]I did a post on it last year.


https://www.nairaland.com/1831311/pomato-growing-potato-tomato-one-stem#25009068

irynterri:
depends on how desperate dey want to sell..maybe they want to use it for burial or something,or if its close to a river..i know of someone who bought 5 plots at 350k..(sorry i do mix plots and acres i'm always forgetting which is bigger)

It is cheap for that price. Just make sure you get secured documentation when buying so that no umanna can pop up with some claims. Keep away from cassava farming and focus on veggies such as spinach, lettuce, cabbage, spring onions, aubergine (eggplants), cucumber, herbs and spices as these are where the real money is.

This is so inhumane!

irynterri:
i'm an intending farmer from imo state,hoping to get some plots of land maybe in okigwe someday,i heard its quite cheap there and they soil is damn fertile,bt for now am still practicing and researching on "pomato"in my compound..

How cheap is land in Okigwe?

@wasamtech, l love your spirit as such promotes food security.

danzite:
@pavore... what are these sacks made of? can there be an alternative here in Nigeria? am grateful for your priceless insight on organic farming. keep it up, God bless you

It is netty like the window mosquito net but of a different quality,

ejibamui:
@ Pavore Is this chia plant has d same scent as our local curry does?

It does not have the same scent.

dacovajnr:
You don forget tell the Kenyan say e sef na bushmeat ..

She is human like me, we are no cannibals.

Bekwarra:
It should have reflected in the 2017 budget and not 2016 . There's nothing on ground yet. You don't just wake up today that you want to start earning from Agriculture without putting anything on ground.

It is up to them to show us Nigerians how they intend going about it.

dacovajnr:
Abeg jhor...dem don kill Ceci cousin 3days ago with otapiapia..sky no fall oooo

As una don kill im cousin chop, I know una mind dey eye im other relatives.....Nigerians and 'bushmeat'! A Kenyan asked me what qualifies as a bushmeat in Nigeria and my response was anything that is considered an animal!

Bekwarra:
We want more than just talks. What plans are on ground to really explore the potentials in them. You can't just wake up one day and start getting revenue from those sectors. What work has been put on ground to bring in money?

It needs to go beyond talk. As for Agriculture which is more of my forte, practical steps must be taken to get millions of Nigerians interested in it. The world of Agriculture is so big as it has the capacity to absorb tens of millions of Nigerians....it is no rocket science as it is achievable within months when the will is there.