Cunninlinguist:
55k. The phone's just a few days old and I got it for 60 plus. That's as low as I can go

50k let wme know if u change ur mind

Cunninlinguist:
NOPE!

ur last price

Cunninlinguist:
55k

45K

Cunninlinguist:
Bought the phone last week but i'm bored already.Anyone interested can mention me.Location is onitsha

interested
how much?

Dy no try....
bt dy try, e better pass nothing

OP u are doing a great work here pls try and include the details for mechanical and electrical
pls i will also like to know if i can use the details for foundation and German floor u gave above for a bungalow (one story building)
pls also help to outline the details for beam and floor slab for a story building using same surface area as urs
thanks

There is limits to the amount of dollars u use in a month
Try something less then 100 dollars

Baseless point
if what they (NCC) say is true why can't they just peg the price to what it is now so that no operator will be allow to increase or decrease the price in future

How much is the shipping fee to Nigeria from aliexpress

kuchikau1:
...
U get connection?
U get people there?

Yes

How much do NNPC and National Assembly pay corpers?
Pls anybody with info on the question shud pls assist

07068280278

Tomatoes is a favourite staple in Nigeria, and so, a large number of people who cannot cope with the inflation in its price are hesitant to make the widely enjoyed stew and are now seeking alternative ways to make sauces with which to complement their daily meals.
In a bid to find a solution, we have put together a list of 5 economical, local stews and sauces that can be made without tomatoes.

Gov Ayo Fayose buying tomatoes and pepper at a market in Ekiti.

1. Garden egg sauce
A very popular delicacy in the southern parts of the country, Garden egg sauce can substitute for the tomato stew any day. The basic ingredients needed include: Garden eggs (either purple “aubergine”, white or green), palm oil, smoked fish, ground pepper (either chili or scotch bonnet), iru (rinsed), onion, crayfish and salt to taste. It can be used to eat rice, yam or plantain.

2. Banga stew
Popularly referred to as Ofe Akwu, banga stew is a palm nut stew native to the Igbo tribe of Nigeria. While making this stew can take a lot of time as you have to extract the palm oil juice from the palm nuts, it is usually worth the stress in the end as the taste is absolutely yummy. The only ingredients you need include: palm fruits or palm fruit concentrate, beef, dry fish, vegetable (scent leaves for ofe akwu or dried and crushed bitter leaves for Delta-style banga soup), onions, crayfish, stock cubes, iru, salt and chilli pepper (to taste)

3. Ofada stew
Also called “Ayamase”, Ofada stew that is usually made to go with a special kind of local rice referred to as Ofada rice. The sauce can however be used to eat normal white rice, yam, plantain and even spaghetti. The sauce is pretty easy to make and the only ingredients you need include: unripe habanero peppers, green tatashe or green bell peppers, locust bean seasoning (iru, ogiri okpei or dawadawa), red palm oil, onion, crayfish, assorted meat and fish.

4. Miyan Kuka
A delicacy from the northern part of the country, Miyan Kuka is also known as the Boabab leaf stew. It is a favorite of the Hausa tribe and is usually served with white rice. The key ingredients for preparing this stew include : beef, onion, dried fish, hot peppers (washed, soaked and flaked), kuka [baobab] leaves (pounded to paste), dawadawa(fermented dried seeds of the African locust bean pressed into a ball or a cake), yaji(suya seasoning), a pinch of potash, palm oil, seasoning cubes and of course, salt to taste.

5. Pumpkin leaf sauce
Pumpkin leaf, otherwise known as Ugu, is one of most widely used vegetables in Nigeria. Pumpkin leaf sauce which is not only very tasty but also very healthy is basically a sautee of fluted pumpkin leaf and onions. It certainly does not taste a long time to cook. The ingredients needed include: chopped pumpkin leaves, seasoned beef or chicken, sliced to strips (optional), meat stock, vegetable oil, chilli pepper, onion bulb, seasoning and salt to taste.
Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/5-nigerian-stews-sauces-can-make-without-tomatoes/

Krystale:
They, tecno said it doesnt

and now u are confuse...

SANDOSKI:
*

scandal lol

kolexepana:

So who do you expect him to believe, the producer or you the criticizer

if he actually believe d producer he wouldn't hav ask such question at first

Tecno W4 do not hav 4g
now it is ur choice to either believe me or believe dem
goodluck anyway

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NOETHNICITY:
Why is Nigeria so dependent on seasonal farming!

because dey watch too much seasonal film

Good

How much is d sim

gustav25:
I love Bollywood movies especially the ....op also endeavor to watch my name is khan and many others like this

And I am nt a terrorist

ABIOLAXYZ:
MONTHLY ALLOWANCES FOR UNEMPLOYED CHILDREN



BABA GOD PICK UP MY CALL

HELLO MY SON

Temmyojo:

3 sessions or semester...?

Yes 3 session
2012/2013 session 2nd semester examination in February 2014 due to the 6month nationwide strike 2013/2014 started in March 2014 and concluded in October 2014, 2014/2015 started in November 2014. 3 session in 1 year although there Nt full session
Gombe state university

LONGFUELCUE:
Ma chi, this sounds like Wale Adenuga Productions.

Which one super story or papa ajasko

Gombe state university with the fastest academic calender 3 session in 1 year in 2014

Money recovered by Task Force

By Olasunkanmi Akoni

Men of the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation and Special Offences Unit, (Task Force) have recovered N5 million that fell-off a moving bullion van along Lagos State House of Assembly Complex, Alausa, Ikeja.

Chairman of the Lagos State Task Force Superintendent of Police, SO, Olayinka Egbeyemi, disclosed that two Police officers attached to the agency recovered the money.

The two officers, Sergeant Ogunbiyi Agbabu and Inspector Eheziekia Abiona, recovered the money which fell of the van when it sped past the agency’s headquarters at Alausa.


He therefore, implored the Police and Lagos State Government to commend the officers for their honesty and integrity.

The chairman however, requested that the owner of any bullion van that drove through the Lagos State House of Assembly Complex between November to December 2015 with missing N5 million should come forward with cogent proof of ownership.

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/n5m-falls-off-moving-bullion-van-lagos/

Nairaland best Frontpage post of the day March 25,
While reading the post and comments I started laughing out loud in my room my mum came to check on me to be sure if am ok
Pls take ur time to read d post and comments
https://www.nairaland.com/3011016/why-nigerian-commentators-should-not