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Ikorodu supporters of Peter Obi and the Labour Party, when are we converging to start campaigning for Mr Obi and Mr Datti Baba-Ahmed? Ikorodu Labour Party supporters, where are you? We need to start WORK Asap . |
This is good news for me. I want to register and get my PVC and also join the Labour party. Thanks. |
If you are working in a wheat flour mill, please contact me. Thanks. 07049598500. |
Good morning, Nairalanders . How are you all? May the good lord continue to be with you and your families. Amen. Please, is there anyone on this thread who knows someone working in a flour mill in Nigeria ( Flour Mills of Nigeria, Olam, Crown Flour Mills, Life Flour Mills etc )? Or are you working in a flour mill yourself? How much is a bag of flour if someone wants to buy wholesale direct from the mill or factory e.g 1 tonne or 300 bags per month? Like if I want to buy 300 bags of flour from your factory or flour mill per month, how much will you sell for me per bag? Thanks. If you are working in a flour mill, please let me hear from you. Please explain the process of buying wheat flour from factories in bulk in Nigeria. Thanks. I look forward to your contributions, great nairalanders. Thanks.
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Hello, Nairalanders, how was your day? I am still available to write articles and blog posts for you. Give me a chance to be the ghost writer of your book project. I am a creative writer with a passion for the written word. I can write on various topics under the sun. I have solid experience writing for Magazines and Blogs. I am good at internet research. I can write on the topics below: 1. Sports 2. Entertainment 3. Business 4. Agro-Allied Industries 5. Education 6. Technology etc. Please email me: tolukandi@yahoo.com or call 07049598500. Thanks.
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Hello Nairalanders . If you are looking for a freelance article writer and blogger, please contact me. I am available to write great articles and blog posts for you. I have a Diploma in Journalism and a B.A History degree. Are you the owner of a website? Do you own a couple of blogs and you want a gifted writer to produce great content for you? Do you manage a Writing Agency and you are looking for freelance writers? Please give me a SHOUT OUT . I am a young man with a passion for the written word. I have written for Magazines and blogs in Nigeria and online. I have a portfolio of my writings which include blog posts and articles. I have samples of my work which can be forwarded to you on request. I am looking for writing gigs in Nigeria and internationally. I can write on different topics including Sports, Entertainment, Business, Technology, Education, Agro-processing etc. I can also write Term Papers for Undergraduates in the Arts, Education, Social Science and Agricultural Sciences Faculties of Nigerian Universities. Why don't you send me an email at tolukandi@yahoo.com? You can also call me on 07049598500. My Whatsapp is not working at the moment, but it will be back very soon. It will be better if you can email me concerning jobs you have for me. Thanks for reading my advert. I look forward to hearing from you.
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Drive to remote areas of the southwest. You will buy cheap fruits in villages in Oyo, Ondo, Osun etc ![]() |
I have been following your threads. I am deeply interested in briquettes for industrial production of snacks and as a biofuel. The only thing I am scared of is Nigerians increasing the price of this thing greedily when they invest in it in huge numbers. Hmm. |
Thanks for your responses, Nairalanders. I was so happy when this thread made the front page . The Moderators, please receive my gratitude. God bless you. I can see that Chin-chin is loved by Nigerians and seems to have won this contest . I will leave it for another week for more comments and count the scores. I am in team Chin-chin by the way .
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Keep the cooments coming, Nairalanders. Thanks. |
Kobojunkie:Well made chin-chin . Thanks, sir. Tasty chin-chin rocks . |
lilvicky68:Ha, I can see the chin-chin haters here Chin-chin is good o . I rep the chin-chin brigade. |
Babaken:Thank you, My brother. God bless you. Thanks. |
Is Chin-chin more popular than biscuits in Nigeria? Will you buy chin-chin rather than biscuits if you are given 500 Naira to make a purchase of any of the two? Please let me hear from you. Thanks.
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Hello Food lovers on Nairaland . How are you doing? May the good lord continue to be with you. Amen. I am conducting a research on Chin-chin and Biscuits. I know Nigerians love eating both of them . I would love to know which one of these savoury snacks that you love most. Please give reasons why you love chin-chin more than biscuits or the reverse. I will appreciate your contributions and comments. I want to find out something. Thanks. NB: You can tell us your favourite brand of biscuit or chin-chin if you want to do that. Cheers.
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arsenic33:Nice move. I will need land to lease in the Imota- Isiu axis of Ikorodu for farming grains. How big is an acre of land, my brother? Thanks . |
I know Ebun Okubanjo. He was my Junior in secondary school ( JOGS ). Hmm. He is the cousin of Mayowa and Femi Okubanjo. He has a brother called Laolu. I hope he can become a better person soon. |
amuwo1980:How about potatoes and Sweet potatoes? How many potatoes do we plant in southern Nigeria? Intact, we should be planting more grains in southern Nigeria. We are acres and plot farmers in south west Nigeria. All the sorghum and millet in southern Nigerian markets, who is eating them ? Go and sit down. |
amuwo1980:You are really ignorant. Very ignorant. So, Sorghum and millet are not nutritious . Why don't you read up on these two grains before talking ? The North cultivates Groundnuts, Soyabeans and Wheat too. Most of the maize cultivated in Nigeria comes from the North. Dawanu Market is the biggest grains market in Africa. It is located in Kano State. Your tomatoes and pepper come from the Northern States. Same with Onions and sesame seeds. Or are you saying we plant more maize in southern Nigeria? Do you know the kinds of food that can be made with Sorghum? How about Fonio ( Acha )?. Please, don't spread misinformation, please .Thanks. |
ambr055i:Very deep words you've spoken . Thanks. |
Uyi168:Hmm. You are right in a way. It is our culture in Nigeria to always want to know if others are measuring up to our expectations. |
AoifeNightfall:Some reunions can actually become a catalyst for love to be rekindled . For those who can relate . |
missidy:You must have gone through some bad vibes hanging out on whatsapp with your classmates. Ladies are very competitive though. However, I believe we should all respect one another irrespective of achievements. Reunions should not be an avenue to show off and intimidate others with wealth, cars etc. |
thesicilian:I think Primary School reunions will be more interesting though. You are really not interested in your classmates. I do not want a reunion in which some people will be sitting in a corner looking inferior or feeling they are being oppressed by their mates. God help us all. Amen. |
Senomi:Ha |
MufasaLion:Blunt man . Na wa o. It seems you do not like your classmates that much. What happened, my friend . |
I am asking once again- Are Reunions worth attending? |
clothingonline:Yes, some people will always want to prove that they are better than others. I don't like that kind of behaviour. Helping struggling classmates after meeting them at Reunions is a great thing. Let's help one another. Thanks, my brother. |
BigDawsNet:Some classmates will not attend because of inferiority complex. Or they believe they have not achieved enough things in life. Hmm. |
Do you believe in Primary School, Secondary School, University, Polytechnic, College of Education etc School Reunions? Have you attended one before? What happened at the event? Do think School/Class Reunions are worth it? Do you think people show off at these events? Tell us about the Class/School Reunion you attended recently. How did it go? What are your observations? What do you think should be done to minimize the display of wealth or the forming of cliques at School/Class Reunion events? I will like to hear from fellow Nairalanders on this issue . Tell us about your feelings about School/Class Reunions in Nigeria. What was your own personal experience. You can decide to tell us the name of your Alma Mater if you wish. Thanks.
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Orente21:Yes, I am a Primary School teacher at the moment ( Stop Gap job ). The school is not far from where I live. About 10 Mins walk. I teach about 12 Subjects for two classes ( Basic 2 and 3 ). It is not easy job as I have to write lesson notes weekly. The Proprietress is not too demanding and she pays on time. She does not owe teachers at all . I think Primary School is more profitable if you can get more students every term. There are more Primary Schools than Secondary Schools in Nigeria for a reason- It is easier to run a Primary School. Primary School owners also make money from selling Uniforms, books, textbooks, notebooks etc. If you have more than 100 pupils in your school, you will make money. Cheers. This thread should make the Front Page. |
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