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BusinessHub1:
So unfortunate the dealer's number i was to link u guys with has been off for some days now..guess she's at fishing port..but as soon as i'm able to establish contact with I will revert back to you..it's a promise. Meanwhile ur cotact is noted..thanks.

Hi BizHub,

Thanks.

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jethro2:
Training! Training!! Training!!!.

2ND Batch Of Farm Manager Free Agribusiness Training

Training session will be covering but not limited to

1. The construction of green house using local materials such as bamboo, teak etc.
Participants will be involve in building the screen house.

2. Construction of solar dryer for fruits and vegetables

3. Growing different vegetables in green house.
Vegetable such as
Tomatoes
Cucumber
Peppers
Cabbage
Onions
Beet roots
Cauliflower
Brocolli
Lettuce etc.

4. Construction of a local preservative cooler for fruits and vegetables

5. Marketing the vegetables.

Hotels, restaurants and supermarket are paying enormously for organic vegetables.
Our products are purely organic.

6. Farm Manager job placement:
Yes. We have clients that needs experience hand on farm.

They require farm managers that can work with little or no supervision.
We assure you of good salary package, accommodation and others.
Terms and condition apply.

Duration
September, October, November

Farm Settlement Location
Ago Amodu, Saki East LGA of Oyo State.

Resumption Date
September 5th 2016.

We can only accommodate 30 participants.

Its first come first serve.
Registration closes by August 25th.

We made accommodation arrangement for participants for the 3 months at the cost of N15,000.

Registration is in progress.
To register call 08188540096, 08064688501.

Thank you

Hi Jethro nice work. I am going to enroll my brother for the training. We are all considering going into farming but taking it step wise. As a side note water spoils bamboo and it can also be eaten by some ants. The part you sticking into the soil can absorb moisture by capillary action. You can mitigate this by sticking that part inside an appropriate sized plastic bottle like Ragolis or Eva bottle or wrap it with a double thick nylon all the way to 6 inches above ground.

holluville:
i started a tomato farm today... its just day 6.. i transplanted to the farmland today.. pls i need to know if it requires me adding fertilizer and what is the name of the fertilizer and where to get it if required.. thanks... (08164047019)..

It depends on if your soil has the required nutrients. For a starter plant, it needs good nitrogen to grow and be sturdy, for adequate stem growth and foliage. But be careful with fertilizer especially nitrogen rich fertilizers so that it won't burn your palnt

Onegai:
Hi, specify plant, seed or oil. Sunflowers are common in SW states so start from there. Maybe someone here knows a grower.

Plant, I want to check it's efficacy as an organic fertilizer. I went to the horticulturist at Eko hotel roundabout but he didn't have it and I haven't sighted it anywhere.

Hello everyone, please where can I get sunflower.

Thanks so much for the info.

TheSuperNerd:
https://owngoalnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/image-115-384x350.jpg

BREAKING: GRANADA ISACC SUCCESS AGRESS FIVE YEAR DEAL WITH WATFORD


It is all but confirmed that Isacc Sucess won’t be playing for La-Liga side Granada next season after reaching an agreement to join English Premiership side Watford on a five year deal.


Athletico Madrid and West Ham were also linked with the forward but Watford beat the duo to the signing of the in demand forward after a ground breaking meeting which took place between the player’s agent and the hierarchy of the Premiership side.


Owngoalnigeria.com gathered that his agent Alfredo Fernandez held talks with Watford where terms of the initial deal proposed to 20 year were improved by the club before an agreement was reached.

Success will be annouced as a Watford player as early as next week, a big step up for the 20 year old who was once upon a time rated highly than Manchester City teen star Kelechi Iheanacho during their time together with the Nigeria U-17s.


Comfortable as a top striker he can also play from the wings and last season was his most prolific in front of goal with six goals to his name from 30 games for Granada where he has been since 2013.


He will team up with fellow Nigerian Odion Ighalo at Vicarage Road although they could miss the start of the season in England as they are reports the duo are set to be included in Nigeria’s team to the Rio 2016 Olympics.



Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2016/06/21/breaking-granada-isacc-success-agress-five-year-deal-with-watford/

Please let's have his yester years pictures handy because soon the rats would come out of the woodwork and claim he is 40 yrs old

What's the Composition of your starter pack. What kind of panel is used and what is it expected to power.

hardbody:
OK sir, even if I am struggling to see it.

Sorry about that, what am saying is any unenlightened and primitive man either white black yellow or red can see the mountain and erect an altar. It's the level of sophistication and education.
The whites were as superstitious as any other people but gradually they got enlightened, till date there are still white people who are superstitious even famous white people.

hardbody:
Sir, and your point is?

It's obvious ma

It would be interesting to know what's really happening. If am to investigate, I would first found out how dry is it really. I will drive a long stick through the weed and check what depth I encountered water. I will try to find our what plant that is and also check under the bridge and see what caused the discontinuity to the other side.

hardbody:
This reminds me of Dilibe Onyeamas book on the difference between a black man and a white man. He said white man comes face to face with a highland or mountain, he immediately starts thinking what is on the other side and how he could conquer the mountain and get to the other side. But a black man will immediately see his enemies at work. They have come to block his progress. He quickly gathers sticks, wood and stone and builds an altar to his God. He will rather dwell there that attempt to climb the mountain.

There must be a scientific explanation to this water receding but my people are already shouting end time, God is marvellous, it's a most amazing thing, bla bla bla

We need a reconfigured approach to life in this jet age century

I don't know why people like demeaning themselves. This is not a difference between white and black or green and yellow. It's the difference between primitive man and modern men, enlightened and uninformed. White people have been worshipping mountains for thousands of years it's only recently they started applying reason and science. Were they black all the while.

Please can I have details sent to Irabor_akon@yahoo.com.

livinstone8:
you talk like u were there and u sound like a male feminist

Noo, he sounds Stupid.

In the eyes of the RCCG region 14 only error is acting without authorization. Any of those amount could have been given cheerfully and without compulsion.
What they don't know or fraudulently keep silent about is that the amount you give does not amount to your blessings. The widows mite is one of the most famous accounts in the gospel but these pastors would wish it was expunged from the scriptures because widows mites can't make them multi billionaires.
In the categorization what is the level of blessing for 1000 naira, 500 naira, 20 naira. What blessing is there for those who had genuine joy that a house of God is to be built but don't have at all but would have contributed if they had.
The categorization of blessings is evil and the wanton greed for accumulation of funds from parishioners is a great sin.

All our agricultural extension programms and agricultural lecturers are just a shameful lot. The day I heard of total absoluta. I just Google and find out about pheromones trap combined with light solution. Just a small device and these moths are quickly dealt with. All of them keep talking trash and not acting fast.

ISpiksDaTroof:
As an African Chrisitian (and like most Christians to be honest) you do not understand your own religion and will only go with what we feed you from the West(ern media) so your line of reasoning is totally understandable. And whether you believe it or not, Christian leaders and their Nations, have done more damage and carried out more carnages than their Middle Eastern counterparts will ever dream of doing. My only advise is that you read more.



Well, people kill and carry out mass shootings out here occasionally in Jesus' name. And---believe it or not--- blaspheming against Jesus in an Islamic society is also punishable by death...

If only you people would take the time to read you wouldn't be so clueless.


But you will gladly steal in his name.

You will invade countries, steal resources, enslave a whole Race, depose Presidents, overthrow Governments, destroy countries, disrupt whole Regions and wipe out entire lineages in his name?

Read more before you start throwing unfounded accusations.

Maybe, just maybe, because you Christians are always poking at them? Maybe because your friend did not go to New Delhi or Beijing, take a sh*t in their Mandir, then proceed to wipe her bu*tt with a page from the Tripitaka or Vedas? Maybe because your Christians friends that are insistent on provocation did not go to China or India to lambast Brahminism or Siddhartha Gautama?

Since you've "never heard that a Christian or group of Christians killed someone because the person abused Jesus Christ" doesn't that tell you that you're the provocateurs? Doesn't that go to show that others are tolerant of your beliefs while you're not of theirs?

I ask Muslims questions I want to know about their religion and none has ever attempted to take my life. Who knows, maybe its because I seek knowledge in a respectful manner? Maybe its because I don't condescend on their beliefs and I don't wipe my a** with pages of the Quran? You never know--- and Im just guessing here--- maybe people treat you with respect when you treat them with respect? You know, the whole "Respect is reciprocal" schtick?

And as for them being terrorists, if you care to read more you'll find out that they were created by Christian Governments, sponsored by them and were the cause effects of greedy Christian nations encroaching into Middle Eastern Politics and destabilizing the whole Region for their own selfish interests.

Very interesting viewpoint but flawed severally imo. Both xtians and Muslims have committed atrocities in the name of Religion. Trying to portray it as if its strictly or majorly a xtian thing is wrong. Wealthy Arabs still keep slaves till date, black Malians, Senegalese families are still slaves to Arab owners till date. Muslim caliphates were the first to launch expansionist jihads in Egypt Lebanon, Syria, Libya Morocco up to Spain. Constantinople used to be capital of the Christian byzantine empire but became capital of the Ottoman Empire. The first standing army of the caliphate were made of Janisaries, an elite brilliant fighting force but these guys were not Muslims they were kidnapped Christian boys from xtian lands who were forcefully conscripted and turned into an Islamic fighting force. While xtianity spread predominantly by preaching in the first 500 to 800 years of its history, the same cannot be said of Islam. Islam was predominantly spread by sword from inception.

The brutal expansionist conquest of lands and forceful conversions by xtian kings were inspired more by economic concerns than by religious reasons. While the major reason for Islamic conquest has been religious.

When I was in public pry school in lagos, Friday assemblies were done in an Islamic fashion, there were songs we all learnt and sang that clearly was against the 'people of the book' xtians and Jews. As little as I was I knew it was a provocative song.
In OAU campus then, many times on resumption we meet provocative banners body displayed on roads by mssn such as 'is your Lord dead, try Allah the ever-living God' 'you may be born again a thousand times but if you don't die a Muslim, it is a waste'. I grew up in Agege surrounded by mosques, I have heard a scores of 'waasi' by traveling Muslim scholars with their entourage that were totally dedicated to bashing Christians done right on the street continuing late into the night. I don't think any xtian preacher can do that or survive the attempt in any part of Nigeria except maybe in the east, but no xtian preacher does that. I have seen books in the hands of Muslim friends that purport to show errors in the Bible, I have not seen similar books carried around by xtian guys here that highlights perceived errors in the Quran. Let me pause here.
So your take on this is totally skewed by my experiences and history.

Mickael2:
I guess I made a mistake with the words I choose. He may have the required pace(although I doubt that sha) but he does not strike me as someone who can run continously for 90mins, he still has a lot of work to do on his stamina before he can play there. I can almost bet 100k that Navas will be a sure starter. He is just the exact replica of Pedro, he provides maximum width on the wings and he covers a lot of ground. Sterling should start looking for a club.

And Gundogan, he is out injured, but his injury is not the kind that will take much time to heal neither is it a reccuring injury. Before the start of the season he will be a sure starter. Nasri has disciplinary issues just like Ibrahimovic so I doubt if he will make it there, no matter his talents

The boy runs for 90mins. He is always on the move, his off the ball movements draws defenders out of position and creates space for his team mates. That's why he is always popping up in different places to tap in goals. He also tracks back to defend that takes a lot of movement and stamina and his pace is not bad.

ddippset:
that's the hypocrisy in people like you, Nigerians like you. I was even being very open minded by saying between 10 to 17. You didn't criticize me for saying he could be as young as 10 but you criticized me for saying he could be as old as 17. Go into our rural areas, especially our Nigerian villages and see kids with stunted growth. They are strong but they never grow big enough probably because they eat cassava all day. You have your mind fixated at 14 but I insist that boy could be 10, 11,12, 13,14, 15,16,or 17. Today he might be 19 I don't care, he might also be 23 I don't care. There is no evidence for any body's age. Not mri scan, not some sworn affidavit, not even his mother's testimony. In Europe they get a child registered when they are born but not here.

There is no hypocrisy there. You don't see a lot of kids like that who are 17 years even in the village, yes a few perhaps. We still go to the villages, our fathers and uncles were from the villages they were not stunted. We served NYSC in villages, it would only be rare to see a 17 years old of the height, fresh face like that of kelechi. Such kid would not have the energy to play at that level. Also when you are stunted at 17, 18, 19, you are stunted for life.

Hello Everyone,

Please what areas in Southwest have majorly a sandy-loamy soil. I cant seem to get the info online.

ddippset:
my opinion is that he could be as young as 10 and as old as 17. nobody can be too sure. I have seen a lot of 10 year olds look like that, I have also seen a lot of 17 year olds look like that. he's in between. only his mama knows for sure.

I don't know where you saw a lot of kids of 17 years that look like that. Do you live in a refugee camp, even there it would be a rarity. Go to any public secondary school and check out ss1 to 3 and honestly come and tell how many boys will look like that.

A 17 year old that looks like that is sick and can't play intense football of any age group.

Swordplay in game of thrones was meant to be as realistic as possible, without any unrealistic effizy. So don't expect it to compete with these other shows. John snow is not even in the top ten swordsmen in Got.
The one to pick in Got is ser Arthur Dayne, the sword of the morning. His fight with 4 skilled swordsmen is as real as it can get. Season 3 episode 4

Newway2:
PigeonPea is called "OTILI" in yoruba.
I remeber in d mid 80's when SAP was in vogue & foodstuffs became very expensive 4 civil servants, my family had to start eating d cowpea. Initialy, we d children didn't like it, but we later love it so so much. I have not come across it again after I left home. Unlike other cowpea family, pigeon pea plant doesn't not crawl. It's a standing plant.

Hmm Memories. Otili. Exactly the same here its just that we never liked it to the end. This beans is gangsters takes like two days to cook. The smell is something else. When it is half done and you squeeze it, the pea flies out of the skin like a projectile.

mrbillz:
Lol! I once experienced that back in 2010! I was an amateur then. Still I was the expert amidst my friends. It was a dreaded day as I delight them with skills and freestyles. Then I could only go from the deep part to the shallow part. But not from the shallow to the deep part. But I wanted to form boss that day. I went from from the deep part to the shallow part. And they cheered me to go back to the deep part. As I was going. I got to about 9ft and got tired. That was all I could remember. I drowned and was struggling with the water. My friends thought it was all part of swimming and we all smiling while I'm drowning. Not until when the life guard notice me from after and rescued me with long stick which I held and he pulled me out. I don drink about 3 liters of chlorinated water already. Now I can swim in the Pacific Ocean . You should have continued the second day. You will be a pro by now just like me author=cekhoe post=45337999]I get dizzy when I look into water, be it a river or pool,but after all this talk about how swimming is a good exercise I over came my fear and decided to learn how to swim,I got into the 3 ft part of the pool and my supposed instructor wanted to swim before the lessons begin,I was left alone,my people it was my first time ever in a water body o,I just said let me walk inside the pool ,before I could say Jack, I fell on my back,was drinking water,I couldn't get back on my feet,it was hilarious to the people in the pool because to them how can a 5 ft plus drown in a 3 ft pool,before my instructor could swim back,I had drank a lot of water,that was when they knew I wasn't faking it,even after everything, the people kept whispering, so it was,I my first day in the pool,my most dreaded moment, I thought I was gonna die,have not gone since then

Men that was close....showboating dey kill ooo. Thats how i lost a friend to diving.

mrbillz:
Well said and understood. But you know it takes a good swimmer to handle an open swimming in high ocean waves and sea. Knowing the timing and maximizing the turbulence to suit the control of your ability is a thing to know when swimming at the open sea. I conquered the fear of any water when I started swimming in the open sea! The aforementioned are things to look out for when swimming at the open sea. I'm trying to learn surfing at Takwa bay now. Watching this white folks doing it is quite fascinating

Absolutely. Waves can break the neck or knock you out cold. Tarkwa Bay is always a delight, i have been there like thrice, great water sports always going on there. Nice one please keep at it.

agabaI23:
I can do anything in water but float ( lying on my back steady without moving any part of the body)

Can you teach me? I'm ready to learn...

I love swimming

Can you do the dead man float. i.e lying face-down in the water without moving any part.

mrbillz:
Bros forget am! Come swim for Beach. Make we hook up for Takwa Bay Victoria Island Lagos. If you fit swim for beach like me I go give you twailey

Swimming in the open sea or river has several challenges and difficulty like tides, visibility, rocks, dangerous sea life and of course if you are stuck its not easy to get back to shore but its easier to float there than pools.

mrbillz:
Lol! You cousin na stone

Some body types cant float, but that does not mean they cant swim

Cocoyamu:
Only if you are going to be honest, you and i know what the EFCC was like under Ribadu, and Waziri was fair too...
Albeit, now the commision is daily becoming a subject of ridicule. i mean, why detain suspects for long and unceremoniosly when you do not have enough evidences yet to charge them to court?

I remember quite well, ribadu tried to make it work before long people started accusing Obasanjo as using efcc against political opponents and that was the end.

Waziri was dead on arrival and remained so, ridiculous convictions were achieved such as bode George and my mustachioed uncle igbinedion.

When politicians were getting injunctions from courts to never be arrested, where was all the anti-corruption agencies. All of them were using loopholes in the law, a weak and corrupt executive arm and corrupt judges to get away.

Now the tide is turning and some of us are very happy. I don't see no ridicule, I hear praises and money being returned.

Cocoyamu:
EFCC.... rapidly becoming a commission of Ineffectual Buffoons under this Administration.

Interesting observation. So under waziri, lamorde etc, etc was a very effective anti-corruption agency.

Hmmm orisirisi.