₦airaland Forum

salem344:
I just wanted to do my nursery next week. Good luck

I may likely do few ones to be transplanted in December

PDP winning most of the polling units in Idanre local government

Funny but true

Oka. May his soul fund eternal rest if he is not part of those that rig Tinubu in for us, but if he has hand in making Tinubu the president......untill Nigeria people fund peace o

Mama just wan talk, FBI is not Naija police , they will arrest you before anyone know

Chaii! Afigbati.. awon people yii tana wa õrò..

Dear King,

Thank you for your feedback. Isiagu is a lovely outfit. You may or may not be right that it is better than Aso-oke. However, if you watched the video, my purpose was to promote indigenous Nigerian fabric and couture.

Isiagu does not fall into that category, because that fabric is not of Igbo, Nigerian or even Black African origin.

Please fact-check me: Isi-agu originated as a colonial-era upholstery material for chairs and curtains. Even today, it is still used as upholstery in the poorer parts of the world. If you doubt me, I can produce photographic evidence from fellow African countries where it is used as fabric for furniture.

The so-called traditional cap often worn with Isi-agu is also another colonial relic.

Please fact-check me: When British Christian missionaries accompanied Bishop Samuel Ajayi-Crowther to Igboland in the early 1850s, they realised they did not need their winter caps, known as head warmers or beanies, because of the humid heat of the savanna. So they threw them away. And the local people picked them up and began wearing them. And now, it has become their 'traditional' cap.

Aso-oke, on the other hand, is an entirely indigenous Lukumi Yoruba fabric crafted using a wholly Lukumi Yoruba technology. There is no outside influence or know how involved in the making of Aso-oke. It has been woven traditionally and worn by the Omoluabi nobility for centuries before colonialism.

Anyway, thanks again, and may God bless you.

Reno Omokri

You think people will have 10 million and stay in this country?

kellybently:
Do you have irrigation system in place?

i have two 14 litre plastic watering can, and there is a big river that never run dry beside my fsrm

Oh, thought it's habanero pepper

I just started transplanting my first batch of pepper, will do another nursery this week for second batch

Can I see pictures of ogbese pepper?

Can someone teach me how to make normal loud and Canadian loud from normal weed?

I'm deeply saddened. It rained heavily for hours in Ondo town on Friday, went to farm the next day, this is how my farm now look

I'm a cassava farmer from Ondo

Nelochukwu:
Boss y naa. Shebi na u begin motivation y u abandon ship. U retrieve ur phone abi u no retrieve am? Ahhhaa.

since, I collected one of the phone back, I couldn't get the Tecno, but the guy caught using the oppo phone paid 500k, police remove 10% from the 500k

Ayam Cemani chicken cost more than all these mentioned.
Infact one Ayam Cemani cost $2500.
That can buy more than 10 hefty cows

yungpowers:
I know Aketi, who's the first man from the left?

Abiola Ajimobi[b][/b]

Fear God and fear humanity

YorubaPrince:
I might be needing some remote workers based in Nigeria to do some work on my behalf...

interested

Dem no like to align with devil?

Politicians with so much power

Empower them with grant and stop creating fake online job

Where is the full gist?

[quote author=QuinModah post=131184154]Then stick to farming you would be surprised what you would have achieved by this time next year.[/quit] Thank you ma, I have already stick to my cassava planting

Gave a local hen 7 frizzle eggs. The result will be out today

dammysholove:
Laying daily??

What do you feed them pls

grower alone, twice a day

Anti party

Where is my betking?

QuinModah:
This should fetch you money this period.

we are currently in planting season.
I have sold some maize and made so money, I still have about 2 acres left.
My pepper is not mature yet
I made little money from okro cos of drop in price