₦airaland Forum

lt is high time, we go follow contribute content.

Mummy has spoken....oya children go and play. Wike tell your wife to start practising how to do the first lady's handwave as the "gods" has annoited you, it is the coronation we await.

What is new in what he said, did we not hear it last year?

Hoping folks who are into local production pitch their businesses not those who want to import finished goods from China to resell, if it is raw materials or machinery not locally available for local production that one is even ok.

l personally love farm visits as it is enriching, l recall spending some time in a greenhouse of 24ft by 90ft managed by a Rev. Sister l was awed when l saw in it fishponds with abt 10,000 catfish & 5000 tilapia then strawberry growing without SOIL!

And we are pretending to have a functional immigration service!

Many don't mind the consequences as long they look beautiful!

Check that man well o.. it could be for social media or he is carrying "something" more than the baby!

His soul will be glorifying the Lord.

Wish them goodluck.

l attend 11.45a.m Mass which happens to be the only Mass celebrated in English in my Parish here in Nairobi, so l have no reason to be late as l do have ample time to get ready and moreover it is about 4 mins walk from my apartment.

nigerfine:
Very interesting. What could be done with cocoyam.

The commonest is to make flour out of it to serve as soup thickner,l live in a place where l have no access to fresh cocoyam so l use d flour for soup.

Beey:
Hood for you,hope everything works out fine.

Asante Sana.

l laugh at those who are swearing they can't live in a house built by their wives because it is an "abomination" but when they see their landlady (no be owner's wife but her own property) over-greeting go they worry them..oh such hypocrites!

LajaLaba:
have been doing research on Sweet potatoes,potatoes,plaintain now im adding cocoyam(Taro) frozen them will be good for exportation

Do google Senai Wolderufael of Feed Green Exports Company. lt inspsires.

Beey:
Am in Boston.The part where am at so far I've only met two Kenyans though I moved here in August.Was busy with work so it just was like any other day.

Well this may be my last xmas in Kenya, heading to ltaly.

LajaLaba:
U are right so under utilized!even all those crops cos so many big companies around the world cant do without them!I really wish to go into processing soon!God help us

Yes, processing is the way to go.

Nigeria is also the largest producer of cocoyam, a crop which is highly under-utilized.

Beey:
Hows my beautiful city doin?Miss Nairobi like crazy.

Doing good! where you at now and how did you celebrate your National day yesterday?

Following as you share your experience as l love seeing youths productively engaging themselves in stuffs that creates value .

l know of a woman who inherited a twin duplex from her late father's estate while living with her husband & kids in a rented 3 bedroom flat & they still live there to avoid "trouble". She put only the kids names on the property as she can't shout.

lf it is true and this woman is still alive, then she is a disease waiting to be a given a name! l ask, were there no health worker or religious leader there to stop the absurdity?

l really miss eating snails!

ceononi:
Point of correction.....That's not her grandfather, dats her 'ancestor'

lol @ ancestor. lt is just not right.

And there is suppose to be a government ministry whose mandate is to prevent such. when calamity happens you will see them forming activity!

martynsnet:
Am not even in Africa, so its a bit tougher.

Well you make do with what you have.

martynsnet:
No am not.

Though l live in Nairobi,my kitchen is well stocked wit home foodstuff- egusi, ogbono, uda, achi, cocoyam, uziza, ehuru, crayfish, cameroun pepper (all ground). l get my palm oil from Congo.

martynsnet:
Thanks.


No! just a coincidence.


lol @ Uzazi, am even happy for this ones I saw.

Are you not living in Nigeria?

lt means to sneer.

Every culture and its identity.

ln her mind, this is an accomplishment. l wonder how her family sees this, being involved with a man old enough 2 be a grandfather figure in her life. No one should tell me she is in love 4 l see her as one who is so happy that she struck a goldmine!

No local spice like uziza?