thymetraveler:
Omoh yesterday I prepared a delicious egusi soup, garnished with chicken breast, pomo, goat meat, titus fish, dry fish and okporoko (stock fish)--in addition to other essential ingredients like spicy (knorr and star), pumpkin leaf, etc etc.

Had a go at it yesterday evening and it was really good
Then I warmed it like around 11:00pm.

This morning, I warmed it like around 8:00 am; I would have frozen it in my freezer but I was expecting a fellow friend who'd told me he would be coming around so I didn't see the need for freezing it yet.

Now, this evening, I just remembered it when it was already 9:50pm--that's the thing sometimes with remote work; one could get engrossed in it sometimes especially if it's my kind that has to do with coding/programming and code analysis.
I just totally forgot

By the time I got to the soup, I saw it was almost starting to "foam", and I quickly put it on fire. After warming, it doesn't have the fresh taste it had anymore. Tastes a LITTLE bit sour and lacking flavour

Has anyone experienced this? What did you do to the soup (or what can be done)? Food experts.

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Khrownfit:
This is the worst minister of power I have ever witnessed in the history of Nigeria, I have never seen our power sector so useless as this

jmoore:
Na AC make sense pass.


Ceiling fan go dey blow and heat go still dey do you.

Few weeks ago I was at the court, the judge told the lawyers to remove their robe and wigs because of the heat. She came with her portable rechargeable fan.

Kwaramustgoodag:
If u can't afford pure water again, always go out with ur 5 litre or ur legs with drinkable water.

dominique:
Always Drinkwater!

Laggafin:
All we need is a Leader in the mold of Stalin and Kim Jon un to Wipe off Corrupt elements and within a day this electric power mystery in Nigeria will be solved

Bluntemperor:


Truthful Statement!
Now that Prof Nnaji have found permanent solution to Aba Light-On,by By- Passing the Fraudulent National Grid,we de watch,who go de damage the Gas- Pipeline or blow it up?
Those govt appointees, are part of the Corruption,as they are not ready and willing to step on shoes of the wicked once in Power Sector,because Corruption is thriving in these Govt Institutions like Gemco and DISCOS!
Nigerians are tired of talking, without action! It is the Action of Prof.Nnaji that brought Lights to Aba and its environment!
•Lagos State Govt too, can breakaway from National-Grid,like ABA,if they are willing to--for Different DAMS can be Constructed- in Epe, Ikorodu and Badagry- as Cheapest for all you have is Sea and Ocean Waters surrounding to roll the Dam-Wheel and give us Permanent Lights!
•This is what the Chinese are using in China to generate about 135,000 Megawatts Light to their Communities!
•Very soon,ABA will be celebrating years of permanent Lights,like the Ghanians,in their Country!
•What are the State Governments doing with all the Homongous NBILLIONS,if not NTrillions in their States?
For me, I just read the most informative and balanced comment on this thread!

Thegamingorca:


No suicide doors?.

That's not a rolls Royce

NairaOcean:
A video has gone viral showing a Nigerian man shocked as he watched a Rolls-Royce car being refueled from a simple keg on the roadside. The luxurious car, known for being very expensive, was parked by the side of a busy street while the driver poured fuel from what looked like a regular container.

Shared widely on social media, it surprised many Nigerians. In the video, the man recording couldn't believe his eyes as he saw the driver carefully pouring fuel from the keg into the fancy Rolls-Royce.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A56d2KeND9I

Beverlyjean:


Tribalism will never make him appoint him to solve this problem...reason I support we go out separate ways ...

Beverlyjean:
Nnaji is the only known Nigerian that can genuinely solve our power problem.... obi planned on making him head of power just like yaradua did...obi made plans to protect him from power cabals ..... if obi wasn't rigged out, we would not be in this situation we are today...but tribalism dealt a bitter blow on us .... reason I support Biafra , let's all go our separate ways, if ur region decide to elect a donkey as president then enjoy the grass as food

jamafa:


It's a private project and it takes almost two decades before it was completed. The project worth $800M and it's servicing 9 out of the 17 local government in Ábíá state.

unclejb2:
Why do all these kidnappers and bandits always looking hungry and haggard? Even after collecting hundreds of millions of naira as ransom

Rapmoney:
I went to the market to buy Akpu two days ago because I was very hungry for swallow food but the size of 100 Naira Akpu (fufu) has been giving me sleepless nights. This used to be my favourite swallow. I kept turning on the bed restlessly last night each time I remembered the size of Akpu that goes for 100 Naira now.

Abeg, wetin dey happen for Naija? Abi na to migrate to Gambia or Gabon? I don't really know what this country is turning into.

na so the size of 100 Naira Akpu be for una area?

Curious346:
Sad

"If insecurity exceeds 24hrs , then the government is an accomplice to it"

Gen Sani Abacha

Domaining101:
You have someone who is willing to give you 5 million naira in this present economy and the person asks you to choose between using the money to sponsor your education in a PRIVATE university for 5 years or use the money to start up any business of your choice. Assuming you are in your early 20's say 20-23 and considering the current situation of things in Nigeria, which of these options would you pick and why?

DamnnNiggarr:


It was really a very gory sight to behold.
The incidence occured at exactly 08:45 PM, yesterday, and I was just passing by.

The one that wrecked my heart completely was the cry of a man that was trapped, crying for help, but the building's deadload was just too much for our punny strength to overcome.

I couldn't stand the sight and cries of those trapped as I immediately left the scene, I didn't know what later happened to them.

For the safety of the general public,
it's about time the government swung into action to address building collapses in Nigeria, which requires a comprehensive approach that involves multiple stakeholders, just like my Boss pointed out above. The government must, especially number 7, enforce strict compliance to these possible solutions below, viz.

1. Implement strict building codes and regulations to ensure that construction projects adhere to safety standards. Regular inspections and monitoring are crucial in this regard.

2. Improve oversight of construction projects by requiring licensed professionals such as Quantity Surveyors, Architects and Engineers to be involved in the cost management, design and supervision of buildings.

3. Educate the public about the importance of building safety and the dangers of cutting corners during construction. Empower citizens to report substandard construction practices.

4. Enhance the capacity of regulatory bodies and local authorities to enforce building regulations effectively. This may involve training programs, resource allocation, and technology adoption.

5. Provide technical support to builders and developers to ensure they have the knowledge and resources to construct safe buildings.

6. Develop and implement emergency response plans to swiftly respond to building collapses, including search and rescue operations.

7. Hold accountable those responsible for negligence or violation of building regulations to deter future incidents.

8. Foster collaboration among government agencies, construction industry stakeholders, academia, and the community to collectively work towards ensuring building safety.

diabeticdeals:
Both religions are noisy.


Can we just call on our individual creators without bothering one another like they do in saner climes? Must everything be barbaric in our home country?