₦airaland Forum

EMMAACHILE:
I know there is a vaccine for fowl pox but I have not seen it in Lokoja.

I heard scent leaf cures it effectively. I also used raw Palm Oil And it cleared the skin pores under three days. My wife also put Palm oil drops in their drinking water to take care of wet fowl pox and so far looks very efficient as their slight cough stopped immediately.

If you go to Vetpro Veterinary at Felele, Lokoja, you will get any vaccine you want. Cc: idisuleourown

AhluSunnah:
Genotype is not accepted as a condition of marriage in islam... Genotype is not among the conditions of marriage that ALLAH stated at all...and it must not be included in the conditions of marriage..

I am afraid your view is very myopic. It wasn't included because it wasn't known/an issue those days. Why don't you continue riding horses and camels now because cars werent stated in the Qur'an.

ebosed:
l partly disagree with you sir. agreed the part of the road is bad, but it is still motorable at a slow speed, the road is clearly demarcated so why would one of the driver drive against traffic thereby causing head on collision? Is it not better to arrive late, than to be the late?

I forgot to clarify that it was not a head on collision. I wonder where those guys got their information from. The vehicles ( a petrol tanker, a kerosene tanker, an 18 seater bus and the keke Napep) involved were on the same side of the road and moving towards the same direction.

seguno2:
Have you asked your senator and representative to move a motion on this?
Is that not being proactive?

Senator that blocks you when you air a view different from his. Is that one a senator? They block you if you are not singing their praises. Likewise the sanctimonious El-rufai.

Plutusgas:
D federal government needs to dualise that road. It is just too busy and too narrow. It is too too narrow

Bros, no vex. Which century you pass there last?

nextprince:
Very unfortunate.

Some of these accidents are avoidable, compliance with simple traffic rules saves lives, the more reason we need to respect instructions from traffic regulation agencies like FRSC.

Relevant authorities also need to expedite actions on any ongoing road project especially on the busy roads.

Having said that, may the souls of the departed rest in peace.

This isn't a case of traffic rule or regulations. That bad portion of the road has been causing accidents ever since and nothing has been done to fix it. A minimum of 2 accidents occur there every week. Trailers have been colliding with each other there. In fact the smell from bags of fish feed of the last one hasn't finish oozing before this happened. Toh bad this one just had the most casualties. We have never been proactive in this country. Gitto construction company should be called back to come and finish the death trap they call a Federal road.

vicben27:
if you love her enough marry her! we've all sined at one point or the other! i and my wify shear almst the same past! we've but sined who am i to judge her infact thats the more reason i love her. so man up n do the needful

I think her past or secret isn't the problem here but the way she had made the OP to see her like a saint and him the bad guy all this while then realizing all of a sudden that she's done things too.

tasho105:
My backyard is becoming very busy oh... added another set of birds to my backyard,quite a number this time -170 birds
Broilers - Obasanjo male line - 50,
sayed-50
Unknown hatchery - 50+10 extra(from a friend who is an experienced breeder in Ibadan)
Turkeys - 10(local and foreign)
I got them this morning,gave them double shot of glucose.
I'm starting them with breedwell feed.they say one can brood for 9+10 days with it...wait and see.
This is 3rd batch in my backyard...pls wish me luck

May the gods piss luck on you. You made a right choice by picking Breedwell feeds. I was at a farm in Okene on Thursday and I saw the wonder Breedwell feeds did on the poultry birds there. The only problem is, it's more expensive than the other feeds.

aanexplus:
Look like Photoshop... Ha ha

Terrible photoshop. Bloggers ehn.

EMMAACHILE:
The next building after where they sell cars. It is the same that was housing the former Nepa office.
Where did you get the Amo Byng feed?

OK, I checked that area too but couldn't locate the shop. I will check again next time. I got the Amo feed at Felele (Vetpro Veterinary clinic) though there's a shop that sells it opposite Muslim community; there's a small plaza beside the dulux paint building.

EMMAACHILE:
Opposite halims hotel, Ganaja junction
If you need the sales girl number, I will send it.

The only building opposite Halims hotel houses an electronic store. I spent almost an hour looking for Rico Gado feed around there. I ended up buying Amo Byng feed.

islandmoon:
superb move!! I challenged every state governors to do this and involve the product of our universities of agriculture instead of them looking to work in the bank, this will boost food production and youth empowerment.

Mimiko bought about 200 tractors then. And he was planning to add another 400 units before I passed out from NYSC. The working governors don't make any noise unlike some that are always on newspaper headlines.

shedy03:
come next farming season, you wont see even one.

Your head is there. It's only in pictures you would see the �. That was how I went to Kogi State ADP to hire tractor and I was told that there was an "order from above" that tractors shouldn't be used for anything. Reason: None at all. Who then is the "Above"? They don't know. They only know it's from above. Yet, every morning, we see ADP tractors being driven to the farms of the directors.
Where also are the fertilizers they have been distributing? We only see them on TV. I don't know anybody who has seen or heard about the said free fertilizer. You have to buy from ADP staff private shops.
Later on, the politicians will come on TV to twell lies about the giant strides they have been making in Agriculture and how they have been helping and making the youths get attracted to Agriculture.

During the Nicega 1996 games in FCE, Kano, langa was among the games. Many of the colleges of Education (even those in the south) participated.

Do not dump refuse here. -By Order

Kondomatic:
Flat belly, fat camel toe.

Mbok, wey the camel?

adem30:
waiting for CAN to tell us its an Islimazation agenda again

Your brain is wrongly placed just like your 'a' and 'I' in the Islam word in your post.

All I see is a dirty and unkempt school. FUT Minna is way way cleaner and more organized than this.

EntMirror:
Scam in what area? Am I trying to sell a product here.? Everyone is entailed to his or her opinion.

Everybody here on NL isn't a broke a$$ like you.

I agree I am a broke ass but I am happy I don't go around having diarrhea of the brain. You open your mouth to say making money is the easiest thing in the world yet all you can show for it is a blog full of stolen irrelevant content. That's why google couldn't even find it. I wish I physically knew you so that I can slap sense into your head. Rubbish!!

EntMirror:
Why is everyone thinking that the young man is into a dubious business? You think money is hard to make? It's the easiest thing ever.

I'm a retired entrepreneur who have made so much money doing importation business; I have also invested on numerous real estate goldmines. One thing about being an entrepreneur is, the more you go, the easier it becomes.

My aim daily is to sit in my couch and think about how to make impact and help, while my assets floods in the cash.

Visit www.entmirror.com

Sharrrap there!!! Money is easy to make. Where is your mansion? Who are you trying to scam?

I have seen Ibadan. I have also seen Minna. When would my own capital be called?

Eid Mubarak to all my Muslim brethren. May the peace of God rest upon all of us. May God also answer all our prayers. Amin.

fadario:
They'll portray as if Toyota has no problem at all. Team German all the way.

You see. That's a hater talking. This thread was made with Toyota in mind. Why do you have to jump on it to spew hate? When a thread for the other car brands are made (plus the German machines), I am very sure their problems would take the whole 1st page of the thread if not more.
I have been using Toyota. Compared to what my friends spend on maintenance and repairs of their brands of car, I don't use up to half of the money and time.

That's how they will be shouting Team German machine upandan. The first BMW I came in contact with was a close friend's. Oh, how I hated that car. I think it should have been named "One Week Thirteen Problems". BMW mechanics aren't much but they all knew us. With the rate at which we visit the workshops, you'd think we were mechanics too. And my friend would never stop bragging about his German Machine.
I remember when we traveled to Ibadan from Akure with the car. We spent 6 days on the road. Yes, 6 days, you read that right. 2 days to Ibadan. Then after the program we went for, we spent another 4 days on the road solving a myriad of car problems.
That was the height Mehn. After that last trip, I learnt to love and appreciate my kukulu Toyota more. I also learnt that aside Policemen, a roadside mechanic on the highway is never your friend. Lastly, I developed a phobia for BMW, no matter how e fine reach.

VickyRotex:
Bwhahahahhahahahaha

Sorry I had to laugh at the highlighted oooo. Choooiiii

Oro buruku to terin! Chaiii It's well o.

You're right. No govt present at Felele. I guessed it was Felele even before you mentioned.

You guessed right. Felele is only known for trailer and tanker accidents, bad untarred roads, touts and battlefront for political wars (e.g. The Dino Bello tussle)

VickyRotex:


How did it get this bad?

Na Gwamnati neglect o. There's no government presence whatsoever in Felele.
Dude had a booty call and he decided to defy the heavy downpour to pay the chic a visit. On getting to the stream, he got stuck. And since it was late in the night, there was nobody to assist him get the vehicle out. He had to lock the car up there and proceeded to quench the pent up konji. Only for him to come back in the morning to meet the car in the canal. He was lucky that a palm tree blocked the car. If not, maybe he would have gone to search for the car in the River Niger.
Another drama played out when the crane truck came to haul the car out. The truck got stuck too and wouldn't start. A Tipper was used to tow it too, hours after the car had been pulled out. End of story.

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sneakzy:
We are in need of help from the federal govt.this erosion had been for over 4yrs and it has been causing serious damages too properties.

.....and cars too are being stolen by flood also in Lokoja .

lofty900:
That's not a bush pig, it's a rhinoceros. Look at the horn on the nose, BTW they should not eat something that'll bring back one forgotten disease to Nigeria

It's not a rhinoceros, it's actually a unicorn because it has 1 horn. Duh!

agricexport:
For purchase and set up,contact us.

I need a detailed cost of fencing an acre of farmland and also with CCTV coverage. Thanks.
My email is peteroebello@gmail.com.

sagacious2016:
The striker was not as effective as expected so I used another selective herbicide, Top Nicol and it was fantastic. In about three weeks time, it should be ready for harvesting.

OK. Thanks for the prompt feedback as I am about getting Striker. From the name, Top Nicol, it means it contains Nicosulfuron as the active ingredient just like Striker. It's only Striker we get in my place. Maybe, I'll just increase the concentration of the Striker when I get it.
Did you mix it with Atrazine when you used it? Because for me, Atrazine didn't do anything even though I sprayed it 2-3 days after planting. Probably there is something I am not doing right. Thank you.

Cc: famagro, stagger, alakara.