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princeuk21:
please which wallet is best for saving and converting them sir?

pls i want to buy Ltc, can I have seller contact

Simpath:
Hello Nairalanders,

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Pls do you teach how to create phone Apps?

semid4lyfe:
Hi y'all,

The former thread had exceeded 100 pages which is the maximum number of pages allowed for a thread on Nairaland.

Besides what better way to start off the new year than on a new thread hence the closure of the old Phone Engineers On Nairaland Willing To Assist You thread started by thomp4pal and it's continuation here.

So dragnet, pelumiv, hayprof, Gsmxpert, aieromon, engrhamid, otikpoko, thom4pal, puskin and all you Phone Techies or Engineers/Wanna-be Phone Engineers/Experienced Phone Users should bring your A-game here and keep providing e-solutions to the numerous phone problems that will be posted by Nairalanders.

I hereby officially declare Part II of the thread open today being January 1, 2011 and yield the floor to the engineers and those with phone problems.

Enjoy!

Pls I need help; where cansomeone learn how to write phone's Apps in Nigeria

I NEED HELP ! pls where can someone learn how to write phones Apps in Nigeria

[quote author=Agritech post=55003039]Watch out for my step by step pictorial guide on how to multiply plantain/banana suckers to give 50 to 200 plantain suckers, using the PIF and MSD technique. [/quote

Boss how soon ...am itching to hear and learn
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Goldenboy842:
Feed well , add vit C to their water, once in a while make bitter leave juice for them.
make sure they ve clean and adequate water all the time.

pls how do u prepare d bitter leaf juice. Thx in advance

organicfoods:
How to make your own powerful compost
Our next topic is how to make our own compost fertilizer. Note combining compost and liquid fertilizer is a pleasant meal for your plants, you can never over do it, organic nutrients cannot be too much for them unlike chemicals. There are several NPK values for different materials for your compost. Usually most farmers combine several materials to achieve astonishing results depending on the nutrients demands of their plants. Plants needs different kinds of nutrients depending on their varieties, and stage of development. Like babies when growing up they need certain nutrients and at advance stage before food production they depend on other kinds of nutrients. Just like pregnant women, plants demands different kinds of nutrients depending on their types to produce food...Plants are cash cow if you can maintain them and keep them health. Nutrients are the most important factor to achieve this. Let's look at NPK values of compost manure from animal and plant sources.

Animal Source
N P K
Rabbit Manure 2.4 1.4 0.6
Chicken Manure 1.1 0.8 0.5
Pig Manure 0.8 0.7 0.5
Sheep Manure 0.7 0.3 0.9
Horse Manure 0.7 0.3 0.6
Cow Manure 0.6 0.4 0.5
Blood Meal 12 0 0
Bone Meal 3.5 18 0
Horn and hoof 12 0 0
Fish Blood and Bone 6 6 6



Edited: Blood meal appears to be high on Nitrogen. We will be combining these materials to achieve our desired manure.
To be continued..

pls can u explain in details how to make compost fertilizer. thanks for this powerful insight

organicfoods:
Supplementing "Farmer's Fertilizer" with your home made fertilizer.

Our next fertilizer exploit promises to be interesting.We will be making fertilizer from Aloe Vera and Pigweed (Tete elegun) and then adding seaweeds from our Farmer's fertilizer. This will cut cost on nutrients supplements for our plants.

Ingredients:
Aloe Vera
Pigweeds (Tete Elegun)
Water
Farmers Fertilizer (Rich in seaweeds and Humic Acids)
Sugar

Updated
Aloe Vera: Aloe Vera contains saponins, salicylic acid, auixins, cytokine and gibberellins that are necessary for promoting and stimulating plants growth, they suppress harmful plant pathogen and help them develop strong healthy roots and stem system. Aloe Vera is a super plant for making liquid fertilizer.

Select some health succulent leaves of the Aloe and blend, add equal weight of brown sugar. (Note) Do not wash the leaves. Keep in dark cool place and allow broth to stay for seven days. After seven days keep strain and keep in a bottle and keep in dark corner of the house.

Pigweeds Tete elegun: Harvest the tips of this legendary weeds...Harvest it like you are plucking leaves for vegetable soup....Make sure you harvest the tender parts of the leaves. Measure equal parts of sugar and the weed then blend...add some little water to make a good paste. Keep aside in dark place for seven days. Pig weeds are rich in potassium, Calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, copper, and sodium. Strain and keep in a bottle.

Add equal volume of the Farmers fertilizer(Farmers fertilizer is already rich in Macro and micro nutrients) to the Aloe Vera and Pigweeds broth and your nutrients supplements is ready.This solution will help you spend less on fertilizer and maximize returns on investment.

NOTE: pigweeds can be substituted with Dandelion (Efo Yanrin) if your plants demands are high in Iron, manganese and Boron. As a farmer, you must know what and what nutrients are needed by your plants.

Dosage: Use 5ml into one liter.

pls sir can u upload pix of pigsweed n dandelion. am not familiar with the names. thx

organicfoods:
How to make your own liquid fertilizer from weeds on your farm

Some fast growing weeds on your farm can become a suitable source of powerful fertilizer for your farm as you will learn from the concept here. I recommend you have a drum or bucket. We will be doing some simple fermentation.

Ingredients:
1. Fast growing weeds on your farm.

(I identify any weeds that grows at amazing rate on your farm. This weeds will contain powerful hormones and enzymes that we will like to harness and use to promote the growth of our plants. We will concentrate efforts in harvesting the tips of such weeds alongside the stem and leaves ...These will very much contain the growth hormones we seek for.)
2. Brown Sugar 2kg (or Molasses)
3. Water.

Method:
Step 1. After Identifying the weeds you want to use (You can use different varieties as long as they grow very fast, those once with flowers will be great if you have flowering plants like water melon and cucumber) Cut the tips of the weeds together with the stem say 5cm to 10cm from the crown, avoid the roots. Cut enough to half fill a drum.

Step 2. Blend 2 kg of brown sugar in water...make sure you have a clear solution. Half fill the drum containing the weeds with water and add the brown sugar solution to the broth. You can put some big stones on the leaves to force them into the solution, cover and allow to ferment undisturbed for 12 days.

Now your powerful liquid fertilizer full of growth hormones, enzymes, Nitrogen, phosphorous and beneficiary microbes is ready.

Usage:
Mix 500ml (1/2 a liter) in 20 liters of water and use as foliar spray twice a week or as soil drench.

These solution will greatly help improve plant growth, nutrients and enhance the health of your plants.


Edited: This solution can be stored...in fact it gets better with age as long as you have enough sugar in the mix to sustain micro organism in the broth...remember some micro organism also live without oxygen. Note: Avoid storing in places with direct sunlight.
To be continued...

is it just d liquid u will make use of? how about the leaves n stem of d weeds

how much does it go for?

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@jak -wateva,
i guess u r a man.men dont talk dat way,surely your words of defamation of "men of God" will hunt u in future.bookmark my words

hurtin isnt rite name for you here.i guess luver wud be preferable.back to the issue,ur man made a mistake and he has shown remorse,not mere by words but wit action i suppose.dont remind him of his mistake(s),warm up to him,and always go with him to social event(s)-men are sight being,easily distracted with wat they see.it takes discipline nto to misbehave.follow ur heart not mind wat most sistas here are saying.they wud kip their men even though they are cheats

well,these days that employment is rare to come -by.3rd class product should look within.i think it rather unfortunate that most NL are being one-sided abt it.university education isnt synonmous with seeking for job-this is the bane of our educational system,preparing pple to come and seek jobs .if we check biographies of most outstanding men/women.we will discovered that most of them were "dunce" academically.so bro dont be down with your result but see it that as a challenge that u can make it outside school

The Nigerian Stock Exchange summoned some nerve last week, closing

higher on all key parameters. The All-Share Index logged up 2004 points,

closing the week 9.19 percent higher. That was the result of price gains that

saw some 69 stocks up, in contrast to 7 stocks in the preceding week

(and just 2 during the upper week). Add also the corollary impact of the

reduction in the number of depreciated stocks from 90 in the previous week

to just 39 last week. With market capitalisation clawing its way up to N5.33

trillion from the N4.90 trillion it opened at, it was certainly a positive week

for investors who had been on a mind-bending losing streak this year.

Activity levels trended up in tune with the positive price drive, though real

buying appetite is far from restored. Total trades rose to N8.71 billion in value

for 1.8 billion shares in contrast to N6.6 billion for 1.2 billion shares done

last week.


Investors would certainly be happy at the halt, at least for now, to the massive

erosion of investment value that had been their lot, especially since January.

The rapidly collapsing prices had reached a point that serious investors couldn’t

resist anymore. Now prices have inched up, in response to some demand pressure.

What follows is the big question as to what this development portends for the

immediate future. More precisely, is it the beginning of a sustainable recovery?

Has the market bottomed out and is now pacing off from the trough? Or is this

a bear trap to lure investors into more agony?


You’d probably be more interested in answers than questions. Well, let’s first recall

that we’ve had a few false starts since the market became bearish. Over four dead

cat bounces can be counted, when you thought the cat was back to life, but it ended

just a gasp. Each time, investors aiming to time the recovery moved in, expecting

the market to gain more momentum. Unfortunately, those proved to be booby traps

that merely locked more investors’ resources into the falling market that soon resumed

its decline. The lesson in that: don’t be too hasty.


No doubt, moving in early boosts investors’ chance of earning accelerated returns as

the market rebounds. The difficulty is in knowing when the market is on the sure

recovery path. For active traders, a week of significant upward trend is enough room

to make a sizable profit. Think, for instance, of stocks that raced up over 25 percent

last week alone. A trader that moved in at the onset can easily exit, with some good

earnings in the kitty. If you are buying into the future, however, that calls for a little

more restraint. Six straight days of market recovery is understandably inviting, but

may not be sure-footed enough for comfortable entry. Here’s why. The week’s

transaction volume at 1.8 billion units for N8.81 billion is encouraging, but doesn’t

reflect a massive return of investors to the market. Compare that to 7.62 billion shares

(N115.44 billion) for week to February 15, 2008, about a year ago. It’s the sustained

return of investors, which will reflect in increasing volumes, that can sustain the

recovery. We need to watch the numbers closely, but some patience may not be

misplaced. One other reason is the action of traders who speculate on price movements.

As has happened over and over, some may soon move to take gains already made. If they

mount sufficient pressure on supply, prices will slacken. Once some fear is triggered again,

the slide could resume.


So, what if the recovery stays the course, leaving an undecided investor a loser

for late entry? That’s a possibility, but how much loss can we still afford at this

point?. That’s the reason for the extra care. Yet, there is a middle course. If you

wish to jump in, consider a gradual approach that balances the odds. Instead

of throwing in every kobo you have reserved for the market, you step in piecemeal.

Buy a bit and watch. If recovery continues, you step in some more. If it changes

course, the damage stays limited.


Even as we engage the market, we should allow the recent experience reflect in our

approach. That’s the only way to profit from the challenges we have encountered.


The interesting thing is that the stock market will ever remain an interesting place.

How does that sound? Any way, the point is that the market has that elasticity

of a rubber band. It gets pulled in directions, but will always return to a realistic

position. The trend reversals, even when they prove temporary, keep reminding

us of the market’s innate capacity to recover. That’s good for investors to have

at the back of their minds. It helps in keeping a balanced perspective, even in a

powerfully bearish market. culled from businessday newspaper

your comment and views pls!

JFKennedy:
Could somebody please assist me with this as I am a newbie. I told my stockbroker to get me Oceanic Bank. It closed at NGN6.70 today. I gave a limit of NGN7. Around 3pm, I receive a notification that target number of oceanic bank has been bought but at NGN6.90. I just want to understand why they didnt buy at NGN6.70 since that was what the stock closed at today! or do they have their own stock exchange. Any inputs?

Furthermore, i think the brokerage charges is too high. For stock of NGN241,500.00, I am being charged NGN4962.83 in total. Please comment.

actually,prices are not fix.what u see on the pages of papers is the closing price for the day.there are basically for prices-open,high,low and close prices.he cud ahve gotten @ any of this prices.commission shud be about 2.55

simiyumimo:
pls who knows the current contact details of LASACO registrars .I have not received my share of 2007 dividend declared last year!
I ve been trying get it through some asset management sites,yet to no avail.Thanks.

if u have certificate of dis coy and others all u need to do check the bottom of the cert u will find the address of your registrar, equally u can get it from dividend warrant

from comments dish out my sisters here,i can tell u dat their needs and wants differ.funny enof there are those who donot know wat they want.they r just waitin to pick a quarrel for not giving her something as good as,if not better than the one her friend recieved

@tope2000,
i like wat i saw,wen i checked out ur profile,dat pic is it actually u?

it pathetic that alot of ppl are sufferin from crowd mentality-they say dis stock go rise buy and u buy.i personally made alot of money last year,and am continuing dis yr tho with alot of caution.how on earth should u watch stock start sliding from march08 without taking action.the truth is figures dont lie-u saw index sliding and u still listened to all manners of analyst.who do not even own shares worth a million naira.hogwash.
if u r buying shares now, with long term in mind,then have a pic of 3-5yrs.but if you are short term player,work with bid and offer sizes.check fibonacci out.with these you are 99% sure of making money.there's no altternative in making money from our complex stockmarket

IBB,at it again!trying to reinvent himself for 2011.ok,let just believe his story,for gist sake.pls help me ask him,why didnt he retire those"power hungry"generals?with his years in army and office as at that time am sure he knew those at were likely going to plan a coup.

i guess d poster came for advice.why are some sisters fuming?men r the most rational being.all you need do is let him understand the advantage of weight lost outweigh gaining.never try to deflate his ego-hope you've not bad mouth d man.just pet him,with time he will come to accept your new size

wow,i came across so many rational reasonings why Biblical truths should be seen as fables and wat have you.but that goes to prove a point that the things of God are foolishness to the wise of this world.

Am actually wondering why the guy aint married at 35. . . .could it be the bride price?. . . .well, we aint sure is Igbo. . .

35 tender for marriage?.lol,u want to cause anoda civil war,i didnt mention any ethnic groupoooooooo

it quite upseting tho,but come to think of it, u left a job to go and marry,then feed yaself and her wit wat?are u for real bro?