₦airaland Forum

N37 billion debt? What did they develop that we are owing that much!?

'160 billion barrels of crude worth $13.9 billion lost between 2009 and 2012' How can 160 billion barrels of crude worth $13.9 billion?

philchez:
Good day house. I'll start harvesting my fishes from
last week of September. Incase there are buyers
you can contact me on 08038852346 or my brother
on 07069302224. I'm based in owerri.

lt would be more appealing if you upload pictures of your fish farm.

Jesusbaby6:
Sir I sent u a mail. Waiting for ur reply sir

l will do that later as l can't access my mail where l am right now.

Anyone who wants to experiment using PET/Plastic bottle to grow crops, look under the plastic bottles there is a triangle with a number in it, just like the attached image.

Use only bottles with number 1, 2, 4, 5 and avoid using bottles with 3, 6,7 inside the triangle as they are not food safe.

Make sure you pierce a few holes in the bottles before planting so water can drain away.

Have constantly resisted the temptation of laminating my certificates and it pays off. l have them all scanned and saved in my inbox. Only have to present the hard copy when necessary as Embassies are not comfortable with laminated certificates.

The guy is an inspiration.

So sad!

bingbagbo:
A family in Kitui now wants the body of a man they mistakenly buried exhumed, after the man they believed dead returned home.

Mbiti Kitheka, 60, who left home thirty years ago was believed dead and family members buried a man who reportedly bore the same name.

Mbiti walked out of the homestead continue here https://butchersweetsweat./2015/08/26/scary-dead-and-buried-kenyan-man-resurrects/

Kenyans are notorious for burying the wrong corpse and exhuming later!

Revealing..

CBN should grant the mobile networks mobile money licenses, it will create employment and ease accessing financial services, Kenya is a successful example.

dulux07:
Lets b realistic, ladies r more powerful than men, its far mor easy for men to fall for sexual temptation than women. No one is sayin wat he did was right or he is not at fault. When its comes to sexual temptation rm women, forget weakness, discipline or whatsoever, it only takes d grace of God to overcome.

Yes it takes the Grace of God to overcome temptation for those who are conscious of the fact that indulging in such is wrong but there are those who justify adultery/fornication. No one is perfect and being a merciful God, He wants our 'mea culpa' not our justifications as the society today is influencing the human mind that it is entitled to.

Agbaje should just move on.

dulux07:
Eeya.. funny enuff, women r d cause of most of our probz..if most of dis women can b faithful to their partners n uphold their integrity..guys wont ve anyone to cheat with.

A man owes himself the responsibility to be disciplined and not blame his weakness on his wife or the women outside his marriage.

He is definitely not mentally okay and I hope he has been picked up by the relevant authority for onward medical attention.

How killing a fellow human being thrills some still baffles me and when they are finally apprehended they blame the devil!

Omotayor123:
Read the post wella!
They probably thought we was packing to Nigeria

l read it but personally as long l did not see the known occupant of the house while the evacuation was going on, it would raise my suspicion. Some years back, at broad daylight l saw some two guys on my street hovering around a car that have been parked there and they even dressed like mechanics but something kept telling me something was not right. l called one of the OPC guys who secures the street to go check them out and they were found out to be thieves who were also responsible for a car theft two streets away from mine. Vigilance is the keyword.

Infidelity makes no sense!

And neighbours did not suspect nor raised an alarm?

Should animals such as snakes and crocodiles be farmed commercially , there is a very strong need for the government to play an active regulatory role over them as they are not poultry birds anyone can go into.

miqos02:
pls can I get the info on vertical farming too?

Which info?

Missing money everywhere!

zuchyblink:
Imo state is an oil rich state in SE political zone of Nigeria. The state habours oil deposit in places like:Egbema,Ohaji,Oguta,Ifakala,Owamamma,Obowo,Owerri municipal,Oru east,oru west,Ngor okpala etc. Crude oil in this aforementioned locations have been proven to be in commercial quantity,but it is so pathetic that crude oil exploration in Imo state has been streamlined to 2 locations(Egbema and Oguta) thereby reducing the 13 percent derivation of Imo state.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/03/imo-govt-discovers-crude-oil/

l see nothing pathetic that exploration is not going on in those other areas, what do we stand to gain? Environmental-wise, see how oil companies have messed up the Niger delta region and l feel the pains of those host communities. l am from the Obowo side and any exploration there will in the long run pollute the Abadaba lake and Aham River, would make youths become lazier as the sense of entitlement creeps in.

We should look beyond crude oil, Imo State is 5,530 km2 while Singapore is 714.3km2 which is about 15% of Imo state and has no natural resources but far ahead of us in terms of development in all ramifications. This fact, should provoke us to think deep.

If Lamorde is indeed culpable there is no moral justification for his continued stay in office.

ADAMUdaCOWBOY:
Less than 5% of Britons are farmers, yet they feed their country and export food. To farm profitably you need some level of mechanisation and that costs money. And also, the government need to make youths realise it is not compulsory for everyone to be a graduate. Why should I go through the rigour of undergraduate training and wind up a farmer?

Being a graduate farmer even gives one an edge so the University education is not a waste. Being a farmer is beyond hoes and cutlasses, it is becoming more technical by the day as Agricultural output is no longer determined by land size but innovative knowledge. Today, one can harvest 10tonnes of sweet potatoes from a 50ft by 100ft plot of land even within an urban area without even touching a hoe or a cutlass while most who are still doing it the traditional way may not even achieve that from an acre with the back breaking labour involved.

So sad.

lt is heart breaking seeing that we lose so much during post harvest while many Nigerians are hungry. This challenge is laced with opportunities for smart Nigerians who can identify them.

Enough of all these workshops/conferences held in conference halls of hotels rather the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development should focus their effort in sensitizing Nigerians about the limitless opportunities in the Agricultural sector by producing Agri-business TV programmes and syndicating them to TV Stations across the country. With focus on cultivation/rearing, processing, packaging and marketing, it would inspire many start-ups and many idle hands would be engaged.

Every TV station in Kenya has one or two Agri-business TV programmes running, competing against each other to gain more viewership.

When Nigerians get to see their fellow country men and women earning good income from their Agri-business ventures many would be inspired and that would lead to increased food production and lessen the unemployment level.

That is how it should be.

How can one be brainwashed to that extent!

This is embarrassing!

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