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Re: Resumption Of Schools In Nigeria. by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 2:08 am On May 03, 2020 |
Mucasalex: When the Coronavirus which is also known as COVID-19 entered Nigeria through an Italian, and other returnees, nobody new it would cause so much headache to Nigerians.Within a short time, the virus increased rapiddly in Lagos, Ogun and Abuja. The virus was also found in Oyo, Osun, Edo, Ekiti, kaduna, Bauchi, and Rivers States, to mention just a few.
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Re: BEST MARKETING STRAGEY IN NIGERIA by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 2:12 am On May 03, 2020 |
jaide: 2019 JAMB Runs
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Re: What the Bible Says about Moderation by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 2:18 am On May 03, 2020 |
Lucy4: Philippians 4 verse 5 say let your moderation be known unto all men the Lord is at hand
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How important is hand sanitizer by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 2:34 am On May 03, 2020 |
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4 empty glass bottles in a row
Among the products Americans are having a hard time purchasing during the coronavirus pandemic, hand sanitizer tops the list: Seventy-four percent of people say they have been unable to track it down, according to a new nationally representative survey from Consumer Reports of 2,164 adults. In response to that shortage, the Food and Drug Administration last month made it easier for companies that don’t typically manufacture hand sanitizer to start making it. Alcohol distillers, in particular, responded to that need, with an estimated 700 of them shifting some production to hand sanitizer, trade groups say. That makes sense because alcohol is the main ingredient of hand sanitizer and, say, gin or vodka. While the FDA has praised the industry for responding so enthusiastically to the problem, last week the agency also issued cautions about some of the products companies are now producing that don’t adhere to manufacturing standards. Not all manufacturers are using the required denatured alcohol, which tastes terrible compared with regular alcohol. As a result, some people are drinking distillery-produced sanitizer, whether intentionally or by accident. Moreover, some manufacturers are putting the hand sanitizer into plastic and glass bottles that could be easily mistaken for regular alcohol or another beverage. But the FDA says that as long as bottles can be resealed and the packaging contains warnings that state to supervise use in children younger than 6 to prevent accidental ingestion, they’re okay to use. Nonetheless, calls to the National Poison Data System in March related to hand sanitizer increased by 79 percent compared with the previous year, the FDA says, with most related to unintentional exposures in children 5 and younger. The agency says it received a report of a 13-year-old girl who drank hand sanitizer packaged in a liquor bottle from a distiller that did not include the necessary label warnings. The product was reported to taste like normal drinking alcohol, the FDA says. “We appreciate the industry’s willingness to help supply alcohol-based hand sanitizer to the market to meet the increasing demand for these products and are grateful for their efforts,” FDA Commissioner Stephen M. Hahn, M.D., said in a statement. But, he added, “It is important that hand sanitizers be manufactured in a way that makes them unpalatable to people, especially young children, and that they are appropriately labeled to discourage accidental or intentional ingestion.” Trade groups representing distillers say they’re providing guidance to companies on how to safely produce hand sanitizer and meet FDA guidelines—which require the use of denatured alcohol—and they recommend not using containers that resemble those of alcoholic beverages. Brad Plummer, director of communications for the American Distilling Institute, says that approved denaturants are difficult and expensive to source and that the use of denatured alcohol can damage the distiller’s alcohol-making equipment. Still, industry groups, including the ADI, recommend that distillers follow the FDA’s guidance, despite the possible challenges for them. Why Denaturing Matters According to the guidance document the FDA prepared for new hand sanitizer makers, “Denaturing is critical because there have been reports of adverse events, including deaths, from unintentional ingestion of hand sanitizer, particularly in young children.” Recent research underscores the risks. A 2017 study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that between 2011 and 2014, the National Poison Data System received more than 70,000 reports of exposure to alcohol and nonalcohol hand sanitizers in children 12 and younger. About 90 percent of those reports involved children younger than 5, and the vast majority ingested it orally. Some consumer advocates say there are no excuses for distillers who flout the FDA’s rules on using only denatured alcohol. As more companies make hand sanitizer, “There’s absolutely no reason to put children’s safety at greater risk,” says William Wallace, manager of home and safety policy at Consumer Reports. “The FDA is right to tell distillers, other new manufacturers, and their supporters in Congress that they must use denatured alcohol to make hand sanitizer taste bitter. It’s a proven, commonsense way to help parents keep their children safe.” Another Problem: The Container Shortage The growing demand for hand sanitizer may also be contributing to a shortage of the supply of plastic bottles to put it in. As a result, some newer sanitizers are being put in containers resembling standard single-serve plastic beverage bottles that look like water or soda. CR recently spotted hand sanitizer in such a bottle made by a distilling company. Some products may even be being packaged in glass, liquorlike bottles. Margie A.S. Lehrman, CEO of the American Craft Spirits Association, says that though her group hasn’t seen single-serve plastic drink bottles being used for sanitizer, it wouldn’t encourage distribution of sanitizer to the general public in those containers. “However, with a severe shortage of packaging materials available, if an emergency room nurse, paramedic, or police officer needed access to sanitizer and that was the only available resource, distillers would find it hard ethically not to make beneficial use of it,” Lehrman says. “One would presume first responders wouldn’t dream of ingesting it.” Plummer says that though most distillers would rather not use their typical glass bottles because they are expensive and heavy, “they’re using only packaging they have access to.” When asked whether a glass liquor bottle would meet the FDA’s standards, an agency spokesperson directed CR to the FDA’s guidance, which notes that hand sanitizers must be produced in packaging “appropriate for liquid drug products that will seal sufficiently to prevent evaporation” of the alcohol. “Therefore, use of a bottle with a bottle cap that is not resealable once opened would not be consistent with the temporary policies outlined in FDA’s guidances,” the agency says. Bottom line: Whether it’s made by a distiller or a healthcare product company, in a glass bottle or plastic pump-top container, health authorities and industry groups say parents should keep hand sanitizer products where children can’t get to them. If you buy hand sanitizer in a bottle that looks like a beverage, you could also transfer it into something that looks different, like a travel-sized shampoo bottle. “Distillers are jumping in to help stop the spread of COVID-19,” says Lisa Hawkins, senior vice president of public affairs at the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, “but we also want to raise awareness among adults that hand sanitizer should be kept out of reach of children.”
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Nigerian Puff Puff Recipe by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 2:59 am On May 03, 2020 |
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Puff puff (called bofrot in Ghana) is a popular West African street snack made from simple ingredients,. Flour, sugar and yeast is combined to make a dough which is then deep fried. This snack is loved by adult and kids alike. You may elevate it by adding your own twist from spices like ginger and pepper to dark chocolate; sky is really the limit.
This is my tested and tried puff puff batter recipe, it works all the time. Most homecooks know that it can be somewhat tricky to get it right, here are a few things that might lead to issues: Wrong yeast: Make sure you get quick rise yeast. Regular yeast works also but it takes about 2-3 hours to properly activate. Chewy Puff Puff: I have discovered that this is a result of leaving the it for too long before frying. Puff puff should never rest for more than 60 minutes when you use quick rise yeast. If you set the batter in a warm place, it should only take about 45 minutes to rise. Ingredients 1.3 cups flour (375 grams) 2. 4 teaspoons quick rise yeast 3. ⅔ - 1 cup sugar (133 -201 grams) 4. ½ tsp nutmeg 5. 2 cups lukewarm water 6. Frying oil Direction 1. In a mixing bowl, thoroughly combine the dry ingredients. Slowly add in water while mixing. Stop as soon as water is incorporated and batter is smooth. (Batter should be thick and smooth with a couple of bubbles ) 2. Cover the mixture with a table cloth. Set aside in a warm place for 45-60 minutes 3.Set a large pot on medium heat, add in the oil and heat until hot. 4.Scoop enough mix with your hand and drop the ball in oil. Repeat until pan of oil is full.Fry until golden brown on all sides. Now your puff puff is ready to be serve with your desired drink or fruit juice... Note:-you can sprinkle sugar as desired on your puff puff... Thank me later[center][/center]
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Re: Nigerian Puff Puff Recipe by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:01 am On May 03, 2020 |
Ayanfejesu1: Puff puff (called bofrot in Ghana) is a popular West African street snack made from simple ingredients,. Flour, sugar and yeast is combined to make a dough which is then deep fried. This snack is loved by adult and kids alike. You may elevate it by adding your own twist from spices like ginger and pepper to dark chocolate; sky is really the limit.
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Re: Drake Makes Historic Debut at No. 1 on Billboard Hot 100 With 'Toosie Slide' by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:08 am On May 03, 2020 |
Ommie: Drake becomes the first male artist, and second act overall, to have debuted three songs at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart, as his new single, "Toosie Slide," rolls in at the top spot.
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Make Efo Riro with these five easy steps by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:26 am On May 03, 2020 |
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Enjoy a tasty Efo Riro, a typical Nigerian delicacy, with these five easy steps . Watch video.
Efo Riro is a very popular Yoruba soup in Nigeria with a lot of health benefits. Efo is the Yoruba name for vegetables. Learn how to make efo riro with these 5 simple steps. Ingredients 1. Palm Oil 2. Large Tatashe (Bell Peppers) 3. Habanero Peppers 4. Onion 5. Locust Beans (Iru) 6. Crayfish (Ground) 7. Salt 8. Seasoning Cube 9. Soko or any other Vegetables 10. Assorted Meats (Shaki, Ponmo, Beef) 11. Dry Fish Preparation 1. Blend peppers and Onion together. 2. Heat up palm oil, add chopped onion, blended crayfish and fry 3. Pour the blended pepper mix into the pot of oil, add locust beans, dry fish and seasoning. Leave to cook for about 5 minutes. Don't cover the pot. Be sure to stir the contents often so that it does not burn. 4. After about 10 minutes, add Meats, Ponmo, Shaki and any other Assorted Meats of your choice. Cook for another 10 minutes. 5. Make sure the vegetable leaves are washed properly and chopped. Add to cooking pepper mix and leave for 5 minutes.
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Re: Tonto Dikeh and Bobrisky snub Anita Joseph on her wedding despite being friends by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:38 am On May 03, 2020 |
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God will help us
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Re: Nollywood actor Odunlade Adekola Kills The 20 years #facechallenge by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:39 am On May 03, 2020 |
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Uh-huh cute him
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Re: Make Efo Riro with these five easy steps by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:41 am On May 03, 2020 |
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It's will be so delicious
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Chapman recipe by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:46 am On May 03, 2020 |
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*Chapman recipe.*
Ingredients.. 1/2 cup grenadine syrups 1 liter chilled orange juice 1 liter chilled lemon juice 1 liter chilled lime juice 1 liter chilled black currant juice Few dashes of angostura bitters 1 orange sliced into rings 1 lemon sliced into rings 1 grape fruit sliced into rings 1 cucumber sliced into rings Method.. In a large silver bowl, add all you sliced chilled fruits. Pour in the chilled black currant juice , grenadine syrups, lemon juice, orange juice and lime juice over the fruits. Add in few dashes of angostura bitters, stir well to mix and serve chilled over ice and enjoy your drink. Take Notes : For the drink to be extra chilled, slice the fruits and freeze them up for a couple of hours before making the drink. Do not freeze the cucumber so as not to go soft.
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Re: Chapman recipe by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:48 am On May 03, 2020 |
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Enjoy it with gala,meat pie or cake
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How to make homemade mayonnaise by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:51 am On May 03, 2020 |
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INGREDIENTS FOR ONE CUP OF MAYONNAISE
_ 2 eggs (raw) _ One teaspoon sugar _ A pinch of salt _ One small lemon (juice) _ Vegetable Oil [i]PROCEDURE[/i] _ Break the egg into a blender _ Add the lemon juice _ Add salt and sugar _ Blend for some minutes. _ Add the oil little by little while blending _ If it's light, continue adding little oil and blend till u get the consistency you want, white, firm and smooth. _ Blend all together until foamy and stiff. Your homemade mayonnaise is ready For those who don't have blender, you can put in a bowl and use a spoon and mix thoroughly but blending is the best. _For house use store in a fridge and use within two weeks, the lemon in it act as preservative _ For marketing go to bakery shops and buy preservative and add to it but those preservative last only for four months so make sure you sell within that range. [b]TRY IT AND LET'S SEE YOUR OUTCOME.
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Re: How to make homemade mayonnaise by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 3:54 am On May 03, 2020 |
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You can use it in making salad
You can use it to eat some slices of bread And many more
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Re: How To Get Paid On Some Of Your Activities On This Forum by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 5:36 am On May 03, 2020 |
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Thanks but I want to ask if I refer people will the money show on my MVP
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Chewy piped swirl cookies by Ayanfejesu1(f) : 1:38 am On May 04, 2020 |
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Chewy Piped Swirl Cookies
Ingredients 250g of Plain flour 225g of Margarine 1 cup of Icing Sugar 2 tablespoons of Evaporated Milk 1 teaspoon of Flavour (I used vanilla butter nut flavour) Procedure 1.Cream the Margarine, Icing Sugar, flavour together in a mixing bowl together till light and fluffy for 3 minutes manually or with mixer 2. Add the flour into the creamed mixture and mix thoroughly 3. Afterwards, add the milk and mix thoroughly 4. Fix your tip 1M into your piping bag 5.Scoop in the mixture into the piping bag 6. Cut some parchment paper to fit your baking sheet tray (don't grease with any thing...just place the paper on the tray like that) 7. Pipe the swirl cookies on to the lined sheet tray 8. Then preheat your oven and bake the cookies for 20 to 30 minutes till the under starts changing colour. please dont allow it to burn or get too brownish in colour 9. then allow to cool 10. Store in an airtight container or ziploc to preserve it For Bigger Quantity...please Multiply the recipe.. Hope someone tries this out and sends Feedback.
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