₦airaland Forum

laluski: What has "fat hybrid dudes" and ur prefrence of men gat to do with a woman losin her only son.cow

Mr Aboki: [size=13pt]Terry G & Celine dion..
lolzzzzzzz! U be real aboki!
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eddiebruk: Why them wear the Dogs police Uniform...?

Allohrandy: @ justwise

Mortiple: So to "BLACK" na problem?! GOD, please deliver Africans from COLO MENTALITY!

lacasa: Typical Nigerian soldiers, only time they can do anything is against unarmed people.


No wonder they r only performing check-point duty in Mali

Even congolese rebels are better trained than Nigerian army

omoteamac: Abeg which station wan show am??

johnwizey: Where is the fun

johnwizey: Where is the fun

Scarpon: thank god I have not gotten my car yet

tobechi20: Its not a big deal.is it ?

tobechi20: Its not a big deal.is it ?

tobechi20: Its not a big deal.is it ?

Donald Yusuf: In 2008 when i was in my third year in the university, i and two of my friends started an Orange Juice production business. My friends went to the market (Modern market, Makurdi) and bought an Orange Squeezing machine for N2,500 naira and later bought oranges valued at N500 naira; we then went in search of used bottled water containers.

we got some of these containers, washed them with warm water and left to dry.
We had a space (Boys quarters) in the university's staff quarters; though we had an hostel accommodation, we still reserved this space. This room became our Juice processing factory and we were in business.

We peeled the oranges with knives and squeezed out the juice using the small machine we bought. We were enjoying this!
The juice was poured into a clean container, the peel was packed in a sack. Then we used a sieve to filter the orange juice.

We made our first 10 bottles of small Eva containers. Our target customers were Hotels and Restaurants; We took some bottles to Benue Hotels and 3Ties Booker Restaurant. They sold fast that same day. Wow! business was sweet. We made more bottles the next day and kept it in storage so as to deliver the next day and search for more market. Then the unexpected happened.

We kept our products in a friend's fridge at the College of Health, since we didn't have a fridge of our own. Unfortunately the school power supply developed a fault that day and the University Generator packed up that same day. Our products were already spoiled by the time we removed them from the fridge. A bottle of our fresh juice went for N100 naira, while the big bottle went for N250 naira. We lost a few thousands.

This was nature testing our resolve to be successful entrepreneurs, but we couldn't understand it then, but now we know better. We did what most average people do when faced with setbacks...we gave up.

bsparks: Call me a conspiracy theorist but I think 'morgist' was actually looking for "cheap popularity" on NL when he posted

bsparks: Call me a conspiracy theorist but I think 'morgist' was actually looking for "cheap popularity" on NL when he posted

kenraj: Its pitiful and disheartening to loose loved ones as a result of bad governance and lack of provision and maintenance of social infrastructures as a result of negligence on the part of our government. May the souls of the departed souls be rested in the bossom of the LORD and God grant the families the fortitude to bear the saddening loss.

Tundenoni: u left ur house in d mawin u neva knw u are nt gonna com bak alive....
Dis should be a lesson 2 all d so called big boys(cultist)
look at him som hours b4 d incident!