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The above are screen shots of the scammer Facebook page! Do not do any business with them, they will steal your money They know many Nigerians are travellers so they take advantage of it to dupe them Be warned!!

Beware of this scammers, be ware!! Screenshot of their website/Facebook page. Don't fall into their trap. They are devious, evil and conniving!

These crook company call themselves travel agent, they are fake and crooks, they have website, to deceive people, I came across them on Facebook, I thought they were genuine, I entered into contract with them since 2016 February, they said they will make two years dubai work visa for me at a cost of 780,000, that I should pay 450,000 as advance, but somehow I managed to pay 250,000, the so called CEO by name Chris, was so coy and convinced me to pay, that my visa will be out in 12weeks, its now one year plus, yet no visa no money, he keeps telling me they are working on it, lies every day, I place a comment on their Facebook page condemning their evil act of swindling people, they blocked me from the page This is their details, Phone number 08078603048, if you Google the name Lloyd Livingston you will get the website, if you search that name on Facebook you will also get them, stay away from them, they are scammers, my 250,000naira is still with them. https://www.google.com/url...

Anyone interested in fish farming must make a decision, is it for business or sport or hobby? This discourse is mainly centered on fish farming as a business. Things you must consider: Map out your location - in your locality is fish a forbidden meat or is it a delicacy, are there joints, bars, markets spots etc were fish is used or sold? Once you have answered the questions above in the affirmative, then the location is good for raising fish. Next find out the cost of fish in the locality this will help guide you on the profit margin in the business and also limit your expenditure. For example if fish is sold in that locality for 500# a kg then you must ensure that you don't spend 400# on a kg of fish. Economics is very important here. You must design a plan to reduce your running cost so as to make profit. In fish farming, fish have different stages of development, - fingerlings, post fingerlings, juveniles, young adults and the matured adults. You can decide on which stag...

I grew up having interest in livestock's. I love to raise animals for food and make money also. I started out by getting a diploma in animal health and production!!!!! Yay!!! I did not practice immediately. I needed money to start my farm so I looked for teaching job to raise some funds. Luckily for me I got funds to start the poultry farm but this became a problem, high cost of feeds which resulted in low profit margin!!! I stopped farming and went back to çlassroom. I recently bumped into fish business idea, so as usual I decided to try it out. Am still in business.!!!!👏👏👏👍👍

I have a new interest now!!! Fish farming!! This is an amazing venture, whether for money or pleasure. I do it for both. Before now i thought fish farming was a technical thing. You must be trained, you must get experience blah blah blah!! Its not true. The only requirement needed is interest!!! Have interest in fish farming and you will overcome all the issues that may arise as you farm. Get to know other fish farmers in your area and rapour with them too I will tell you how I started by fish farming business and how I have faired!!

Trunk of a Palm tree A variety of plants and animals live on and sometimes in a palm tree. The plants are epiphytes most of which live in humus and dusts which collects in the leaf bases of a palm tree. The animals are there because of these epiphytes or of the palm tree itself. A palm tree maybe divided into three regions, the crown, trunk and aerial parts of the roots. The common epiphytes found on palm trees are orchids (Diaphanthe, Bulbophyllum) figs, ferns, mosses. The animals found here are small animals like insects and spiders. You can get a soft copy of this book by sending me mail. ukponifueko@gmail.com.