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signz: Is the bolded fair How can a dantata marry an Indimi? ?? How can wealth circulate if the children of the filthy rich continue marrying each other

This is totally unfair .

Nice topiic

prophetone: 8. Usman Dantata | Anadariya

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The young and enterprising [/b]Usman Dantata Jr., who is married to Rukaiya Indimi, daughter of multi-billionaire Borno businessman Mohammed Indimi[b], is the president/CEO of Anadariya Farms. The large poultry farm, which is located in Tiga, Bebeji local government area of Kano State, was started by the late business sage of Kano, Alhaji Usman Sanusi Dantata of the Dantata dynasty, in the 1960s. Anadariya Farms thrived well in poultry produce. For instance, it was noted for exporting poultry birds and eggs to Saudi Arabia twice a week using a Boeing 747 plane.
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The CEO came with refined vigour, to ensure the farm maintains a successful track record. He has a background in investment and banking and was a trader of various commodities in Europe before coming back to Nigeria. He also has a certificate in feed production and broiler management obtained in North Carolina. Suffice it to say that he had equipped himself with the necessary training before stepping into the business.

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This wealth of experience and pool of relevant knowledge may have been the reason for his decision to expand the services and operations of the farm to include a hatchery, production of broilers and layers, the production of feeds and the processing and sale of poultry products. Anadariya Farms produces above 3, 000 broilers weekly. This is one of Nigeria’s most viable farms, with its growing, diverse agricultural activities.

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Interesting Fact - Anadariya is hiring now! http://www.anadariya.com/careers.html

IGBOSON1: ^^^Can someone tell me if ANNAMCO is still assembling trucks and buses at this factory; and who are the major shareholders?

The PAN factory in Kaduna is still in operation, and they both started at the same time!

shymexx: This is the true insider story of what actually happened in Damboa(I found this on a legit website about PSYOP and MISO online):

DeCritique: Thank you very much bro/sis. In the event of this I should hold about 30-50k . Come November 2nd, I might invite some of you guys in Enugu to a birthday party fr my girlfriend. Hope you guys will be available then. Thanks for the info.

On a second thought, Uncle Spyder880, what's the make of your phone abeg? The camera picture quality too shaaaaaaarrrrrpppppp. I've already fallen head over heels for it. Hope you don't mind telling me.

agaugust: [size=14pt]SiriusBlack[/size], you have done your part as a Nigerian patriot. Let the powers that be have their way with their war...our war. Good you pulled out, do not kick against the thorns, it will hurt, you are in Nigeria and within reach of those who are complaining. Do not let them make a hero look like a villain. That is Nigeria for you, the more you look, the less you see, is the name of the game. Unless the army authorities clear you to resume this forum, just leave it as it is. I have only one thing to say....may God bless you to reap great rewards for your labour on Nigeria at her time of need for a voice/image maker like this your EPIC photo thread. I bid you God speed, Amen.

- Augustine, aka agaugust

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SiriusBlack: http://www.google.com/url?q=http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/terrorism-army-warns-personnel-against-misuse-of-social-media/&sa=U&ei=6EnVU9i-D8SCPbSRgdgP&ved=0CBYQFjAB&usg=AFQjCNGkfco8-XcxJCkMWuTZS_U5_ca5yg

FINAL GOODBYES...
I, SiriusBlack, about a month ago, started this thread on this wonderful platform called Nairaland to show Nigerians the struggles and successes of the Gallant NIGERIAN ARMY through pictorials..the thread was all I did with my spare time, uploading photos and encouraging Nigerians that the Army was working to make the average Nigerian safe..Thanks to guys like Henry's intelligent analysis of weapon systems, EasternLeopard's quite unorthodox tactical advice, Jakumo's frank assessments, IbnSultans ceaseless encouragement, Komekn's constructive criticism, quid's insults, adeyemik's comments, cirmuell's early morning greetings(I see ya bro!), Chris365's encouragements and all other friends I made here while doing this work, we built what can be said th be the best social media thread in this country...I enjoyed all the appreciation of this country's fighting men who toil day and night in the trenches fighting for peace..I was flipping. A popular Defence blog today, when I saw something that broke my heart and almost drove me to tears..while I have never admitted to being a soldier, I felt like the COAS's comments were aimed at this threas and all another defence blog we all know about...I felt sad and disappointed..the COAS referred to internet campaigns for the army as work of "Unpatriotic" and "Disgruntled" elements...my heart sank...all I wanted was some P.R for this war on terror..since all we were fed was inaccuracies on SaharaReporters and co..The Army chief, I believe, simply means that he does not want us to do PR for the Army anymore...perhaps Olukolade can handle it...anyway, I decided to respect his wishes and stop...I still have 654 photos in my archives, with 63 coming in today...but, now, ill stop now...Let the army do its work itself..not to give "disgruntled" elements like me..lol...the journey has been good so far...for now, its Goodbye..ill only resume posting if the Army officially hints that I can continue..till then, wish me luck, pray for me, as I shall, for you all...
Goodbye SIRS.(Salute)

DeCritique: Uncle Spyder, ndewo! Please I'll be visiting Enugu quite soon, New Haven to be precise. I don't know if you can give me the names of any hotels around the area with not too expensive rates and a little idea of how the rates would be like. Thanks

AJ01: Just gat d news now...happened after 9am mass...wen d mass waz over wit crowd going home from church..d useless suicide bomber detonated d bomb...casualties unknown...tanx God my mum attended 7am mass..tank u lord for saving my mum

Areolad: Even if he did someone like you would still not believe it.

Leibnitz: Fianlly Sultan speaks

Jakumo: Those of you armchair defense analysts, who swore up and down that Uncle Sam would never sell aircraft to Nigerian President Johnny B. Goode, have today been proven wrong. Hang your heads in shame and read on for details of the penalties that now apply to you.

As your lenient punishment for having the audacity to doubt Johnny B. Goode's ability to DELIVER the goods, you are all hereby commanded to post Youtube videos of each of you eating raw snails soaked in their own slime, while repeating the following phrase over and over again : [size=16pt]" Johnny is da Man. Johnny is da MAN ! Johnny is DA MAN !"[/size]

After several hours of that repentance exercise, you must FAST for a further week, drinking only cow piss for sustenance, to complete the atonement process.

Akshow: The story only makes me love Buhari more. The op foolishly forgot that d said Dikko stole public fund and bail abroad. it only takes a gutted incorruptible head of state to go to that length to bring him to books. Not an inept clueless jona that dines and wines with corrupt public officers. The kind of Buhari is wat we need.

Henry120: We have everything. The problem we have is, we buy in insignificant numbers. We bought 50 BTR-3U during OBJ's regime from ukraine. We require at-least 400 IFVs for the military.

LordMecuzy: The Best Thread Ever to exist on NAIRALAND

Henry120: That's a BTR-3U. It's an IFV. It carriers a 30mm as it's primary weapon, and a GPMG or a 50 CAL as it's secondary weapon.

SiriusBlack: Nigerian Army...Frontlines of the Noth East.

IGBOSON1: ^^^Did someone hack into this dudes account?

Henry120: No, they aren't soft skin. MRAPs are APCs basically. They don't protect soldiers from 14.5mm and RPG fire. Only Tanks can provide that sort of protection.

Henry120: However, for LICW (low intensity conflict) and COIN, vehicles like the IGIRIGI, MRAPs and bushmasters are increasingly been deployed, as the enemy in these sort of conflicts do not posses heavy weaponry.


An MRAP would not save the soldiers in them from RPG or 14.5mm fire. They cannot withstand such pressure. However, generally, insurgents do not always have RPGs or 14.5mm.


All these vehicles have a role they play in a conflict. So for example in mali, the French deployed their VBCI, as well as ERC-90 Sagie, Panhard VBL and VAB.

komekn: The question you are asking I presume is what's the difference between a IFV (Infantry fighting vehicle) and an APC (Armoured personnel carrier)

The question is no longer clear cut as it used to be, previously the IFV was a heavily armoured vehicle mainly tracked that could offer fire support and the APC was armoured but not heavily and mainly wheeled. However, things have changed and evolved just like cars we can clearly define a sports car, with two and four door sports sedans and even SUV's that can offer the same performance.

The battlefield has changed and we now have MRAPS which have evolved from the APC and IFV.

Generally the definitive issue is armour and then weapons station, so for instance the Bradley M2 and CV-90 are considered to be IFV's, and are tracked as well as being amphibious with very resilient armour they can withstand RPG7'S & 30mm rounds. However the Patria, VBCI and Boxster can stand against 30mm and RPG7 and are often called IFV's as well as APC's.

All of these platforms can be fitted with a range of adapted remote weapon stations all stabilised, so they could have 40mm or 30mm and or antitank missiles.

When you consider these attributes it tells you QUALITY wins over QUANTITY. The Igirigi APC that some are calling as the game changer is essentially a tin box on a 4x4 chassis tarted up to look the part, just like the Spartan streit, they are light armoured vehicles a Boko technical will rip it apart best it can stand are 5.56 & 7.62 rounds, it cant even take a 50cal. in my opinion a waist of money.

One Patria with a 30/40mm remote weapons station will take out 5 technical in 3 minutes at even 1000 metres on the move in hot pursuit, accuracy rate at that distance is about 95%.

Siriusblack if you are ever in one those light armoured vehicles & U Jam boko i beg u jump off hit the dust cause they offer no protection from a boko technical. Those technicals and their 20mm are not stabilised, no optic sight will not be accurate beyond 500 metres just lots of round flying everywhere. Unfortunately our AK isn't effective beyond 150 metres, use the Dragunov I have seen(hope you have enough of them ) isn't great but pretty accurate up to 800 metres so take gunners out, and of course pray.

Happy hunting and God speed

GenBuhari: For some reason, I tend to believe GEJ 's message is genuine.

That is not to say that rogue members of PDP are not responsible for the attack.

Henry120: photo related.

This is the IGIRIGI Armoured personnel carrier, designed and manufactured by the nigerian army. It is already been fielded in the north-east and is expected to be fielded in much larger numbers in the coming years.


We are going to also get in the coming months, a chinese-nigerian APC Assembly plant in nigeria. Work is currently at advanced stages.

tbaba1234: He will be loaned out this season.

The work permit is not ready, he couldn't play in scotland and was not named on their website.

He can only play outside the UK at the moment.

SiriusBlack: @Quid
I have read with great amusement, your constant bashing of this thread...I know how you come here at 3:am to heap accusations on me..calling me a betrayer and all that...
Let me tell you something...No amount of insults, abuse, and accusations will ever make me stop my work...you can come here, post photos of sulptures, and other stuff like you have done in the past, it just won't stop me..I will keep posting photos from the frontlines, relaying requests for equipment upgrades, and when we eventually get Shekau, I will break my no corpses policy and get exclusive photos to put here..I'm not going to argue with you over what you call classified or otherwise, Only if soldiers at the frontlines tell me to stop, that I will, and so far, I have peeps who keep pleading with me to also put their own photos online too..So you see, shout and scream from now till next year, I will keep posting...you can't stop me..This thread is not for me, or you, or for Gen.Minimah...this thread is a piece of history that 30 years from now, will be vey valuable...Since our journalists prefer to chase celebrities than get behind the camera and visit Maiduguri, I will make this thread my work...Only my death can stop this work...Our troops's stories have to be told...NLders, if I eventually pay the ultimate price, I have given instructions to a close friend, to reveal my identity...till then, this is my war..quid, this is the last message I will ever send you.
God bless a Unified Nigeria.