₦airaland Forum

Pastoshizzy:
Even if e no dey Lagos. We for go find am come. But where?
Me I know say this matter dey pain people well well. I speak for the mOajority.

Come my village here (somewhere in osun), yam plenty. You fit get 10 to 15 tubers for 10k

Debt is too plenty, so is the pressure.

Depression ti set in

Ilekokonit:
True talk.

If its any consolation, the Yoruba's have a saying that Ojo iku lojo isinmi meaning that the day one dies is the day one can finally rest from the troubles of this world. At least no human or human system can torture the young man anymore.

Yes... He is a free man now

Personally, I don't see anything wrong with it, in as much as the parents are happy and they enjoyed themselves then what others think doesn't matter. You or me are not in any position to say if it is right or wrong.

I can never forget the kain beating I chop then when I broke that glass bottle of that kerosene stove...it get to a point during the cain flogging that I didn't even have any more feelings of the pain resulting from the cain again

After women, this is the next thing to fear 😨

I don lose a full pot of egusi with fish and meat on top this thing

Ladies and Gentlemen pls, depression is sure real oo.

Life is hard, hunger is in the land, debt plenty, pressure is at the maximum, no one is ready to help...

I'm sure that he fought so hard, he really did


One thing must surely kill a man

OniyideAmplify:
O ti re won ni. Sebi movie lokan ka ma wo.

But wait o, why did r@pist always threatened their victims with de*th?

Cos that's the most feared and scariest to a man, even though, it will happen to us all... that's non negotiable

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omoredia:
U vote emi lo kan now u don dey rape ur pikin out of frustration. Cursed fellow

You these people sha, what has 2020 got to do with emilokan?

He committed the crime 2020, emilokan got voted (or got himself voted) in in 2023.

E ma calm down nau

And to the subject matter: that useless disgusting, disgraceful father should rot and rust in jail.


But I think he has been thinking about it before alcohol breaks it out of him.

RealityKings:
Every soldier know when he's ready for war

But there are some wars that are impromptu ... Person who wan die go just jam person wey wan kee am

Masquerade with sneakers

Pls I need people's opinions 🙏...

Is it even a good idea I'm doing this?

What if he didn't make it in the process?

Will I ever be able to forgive myself?!

BigYash:
Are you for real? How will he survive after that in his condition? Go to X app instead and seek help for him ..

I seriously would have done that for him if I have an account with the X app

Pls can the moderators move this to front page?

longetivity:
Ogun state, but they don't pay well.

And pls, is it legal?

A family abandoned sickle cell guy has asked me if there are places that he can sell one of his kidneys legally to raise him up from serious pain and/or potential suicide (which he has been fighting against of which i know of).

This guy has become a nuisance to a lot of people through begging. He is tired and, he might give everything up if nothing positive is done about his wellness and well-being.

So back to my question... Is there a place where they sell organ legally for money?

Ahmed0336:
Omo according to him his wife excuses made him do it.

Oya, to prison straight......... Na pesin 7 years pikin you wan use hold body when ashawo house dey

Ashawo will involves him spending money, so he went for the free ride.

He should rot in jail and with his family also for the maltreatment of that young creature

nani212:
No two people have the same fingerprint. Either someone added her fingerprint to your phone or your phone fingerprint reader is faulty. Gracias

Don't just conclude without doing your findings, that it never happened doesn't mean it can't.

Nothing new under the earth

henrimoto:
See how rude you are about this...showing how ignorant you are about certain things..

Don't you know that there is possibility of that child inherit part of his father's finger print.

Guy, wetin we no know, plenty.

So rude...

nani212:
Maybe your wife added your child’s fingerprint. That way, you won’t even know she has access to your phone while she does through your daughter’s fingerprint.

Iyen otor...

Another angle

900warriorz:
Sad...I hope the baby later turns out to be his source of Joy

Not only the baby, even the wife sef fit dey see him as an incomplete being and later walk away.


But this is a tragedy, so sorry bruh

Jennyclay:
I know Nairaland men will have full erection over this post especially the broke and poverty wretched ones

For me, I need more men that will keep spending and lavishing his money on me!

Shikena!!

Opota

Nice2023:
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My boy milk..........#5,500
Nan milk................#7,500.
Lactogen..................#6,000
Pampass half/ size3...#4,900

It is crazy out there.

I don buy Nan milk like mad, my daughter dey try and she no even consider the situation of the corntree na 7500 every 3 days. I wan craze

Jennyclay:
Please support her business and stop ranting!

She’s really good at what she does!

Ranting bi ti bawo


Good work of hand...kudos

epainos:
6 weeks to return
20 days to lay 20 eggs
21 days to hatch....that's approx 75 to 90 days.

That's like 4 to 5 times (at most 6 times) of laying 5 to 20 eggs. So, she lays around 30 to 120 eggs per year.
Of course 120 eggs is an exaggerated figure..lol.

Let's look at it in this direction....let's say I don't need the hen to hatch...so, she just needs to lay eggs only. There is no need to hatch...no need to take 6 weeks to return to laying...all she needs to do is lay eggs and you pick them up and hatch.

Tell me your guess...how many eggs can she lay within a period of time? Just say it the way you can...I will find a way to interpret it further sir.

You are the first person who has tried to answer these questions. Others just cannot. So, I know that they don't understand what they are presently doing. Lol. How can one not have a data to use to make his business progressive? Lol. I smile at times at many threads. Very porous. But one just has to keep it low. Otherwise...hmmm! There is no way you use data and don't operate effectively. You just need it...not just jumping blindly into business and production.... and wasted time and energy

Firstly,Let me call your attention to something... using local hen for eggs production might be a little difficult. If she's laying and you're picking up she will go on exile, laying somewhere hiding. The next time you will see her will be with her chicks.

Now, let's ASSUME, that she keeps laying the spot and you're picking it up daily, local hens will give you 6-7 eggs per week, this is because it takes 24-26 or7 hours for a complete formation of an egg.

In as much as you're feeding her well, she will give you maximum production trust me, but that's if you're only using her for eggs production, and don't forget that it's an assumption...

MODIFIED: I think starting from day old, it takes them 16- around 18 weeks before they start laying eggs

epainos:
Lol!

Hens don't lay eggs because of mating, but they lay fertilized eggs after mating. The criteria for hens laying eggs are: age, light, nutrition, and health. Roosters are only meant for making eggs fertilized. Lol!

If you understand the above, you can start seeing why free range in Nigeria might mean the hens are less productive than what they should.

OK...let me find a simpler way to ask you the question...from your experience...

1. If a hen hatches some eggs today, how long before he lays another set of eggs?

Yeah, I get you... But without mating there's nothing like fertilize eggs.

To your question... It depends on how quick the chicks are ween from her. From my experience, it takes nothing less than 6 week before she go back to laying, and it takes 20-21 days to hatch

epainos:
Bro...let's say one does not want them to brood or hatch and one has an incubator, how many eggs can one hen lay in a year? This is my question. Give me an estimation...and show me the maths amd logic behind your answer.

Let me get this straight, how do you want to be obtaining the eggs, through feeding of layers feed or mating from the Cock?

wealthyplaces:
It's rented apartment around Magboro and I intend using cage. Thank you for these ideas.

Like I said, they may not be adapted to cage, not that they won't survive but their performance won't be up to per.

epainos:
I'm still trying to get the maximum number of eggs they can lay.

For example, layers start with around 3 eggs per week. At the peak, they lay 6 and start declining. So, I figure out 5 to 5.5 eggs per week so that layers give 286 eggs per year. And of course it should be over 300 sef.

So, could you make an estimation of the number of eggs they can lay per week, per month, or per year? If not that much, then the focus should be meat production like broilers. But then, my fear is their sizes.

My friend, no one... absolutely no one has been able to answer my questions. All they post is that local breeds are profitable when they have not survived a year in the business. With 3 months max, you will know if broilers production is for you. And layers already have a template on the ground.

I agree. I don't know all... and here are the questions I like to find answers to. Kindly help out.

Ones they started laying they do it consecutively till the day they decided to stop and start sleeping on it. So, it's every day laying, though, their eggs is never as big as the layers but more quality than it. So if you don't mind the size, they are good for eggs production.

epainos:
It's not my intention. No vex if you are annoyed. Perhaps I should have used another way to express my view.


I don't claim to know all. And hey... if you get this...its impressive.

I'm still trying to get the maximum number of eggs they can lay.

For example, layers start with around 3 eggs per week. At the peak, they lay 6 and start declining. So, I figure out 5 to 5.5 eggs per week so that layers give 286 eggs per year. And of course it should be over 300 sef.

So, could you make an estimation of the number of eggs they can lay? If not that much, then the focus should be meat production like broilers. But then, my fear is their sizes.

My friend, no one... absolutely no one has been able to answer my questions. All they post is that local breeds are profitable when they have not survived a year in the business. With 3 months max, you will know if broilers production is for you. And layers already have a template on the ground.

I agree. I don't know all... and here are the questions I like to find answers to. Kindly help out.

Cc: wealthyplaces

What are your questions ⁉️

epainos:
First, you need to learn. The cost of feeding is extremely high, and it continues to rise. So, if you are not very good, you will not make a profit. So, it is best to start small with no intention of selling in order to learn everything thoroughly. Alternatively, you can sell with some initial losses. If you can do this, you have the ability to learn.

Eggs are easier to sell than meat, so you may want to think about it now. Meat used to be the better option, but it is difficult to sell these days, except around Christmas.

You will purchase day-old broiler chicks for meat, and there are several types. You need to know which one to buy for your market. Also, your cage must be in good condition. You can buy day-old eggs as well, but you will not be able to produce eggs until 5 months. As a result, you must continue to feed them for another 5 to 6 months before producing anything. You can, however, buy some that have been grown for three to four months. It is extremely risky, but people do it anyway. I would not do it, which is why I have to sell meat to support myself because it is a six-week cycle.

The question is, how do you intend to sell your meat? At what price? Go find out. If you can sell whole processed chicken for 4,000 per kg, you can profit by N2,000 per bird if you do not pay salaries. As a result, you may want to budget around N3k per kg for live chicken. Analysis is for today. It changes so fast, so one must follow the market closely.

If you get into wellness and can find customers who eat organic meat, you will have a solid market. This is what you should aim for. Depending on how your product is packaged, you can sell it for between N5k and N10k per kg. You will need a solid understanding of how to raise chickens without antibiotics or vaccines. Many people are unable to do it, but this is what I do.


Why are you telling him to buy all those malnutritional birds? Why not start from day old?

Don't listen to this. Start your journey from the beginning. Learn the rope very well.
etc.

What I explained above is for broiler and layers because I don't believe in local slow birds. They produce fewer eggs, too. If you want to do free range, I prefer noiler, and you start from day old also. But if you really want to do local fowls, then you should buy some young mothers hen that are still laying very well and a cock. Start producing your chicks immediately. Why would you first buy growers....wait for like 6 mths before they start laying eggs and you start multiplying your chickens. Start the multiplication ASAP. Again....I will NEVER go for local fowl because they are not fast growing. Instead, I would rather do cross breeding if I wanted to do them. But really...I would rather do noiler for a start.

You don't rubbish other people's opinions, I'm entitled to mine as you are to yours.

And who told you that you will have to wait for 6 months before they start laying 🥚? I bought mine at a very little age (not even to growers level) and they start laying within 3 months. You might know a lot, but you don't know all, the earlier they have the presence of a cock among them the better and also, they can sometimes go as far as laying 20-plus eggs (that depends on her previous generations).