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Ibraheem Dooba
Verified
Columnist, Daily Trust
Abuja
Beats
southern africa news features and politics
fashion, politics
Content
By Ibraheem Dooba Verified, Danjuma Muhammad| firstpost.ng@ As I was returning home, I noticed a boy picking some plants near our newly planted estate orchard. By the time I parked the car, the boy had finished fetching what he needed and had joined his father, who was waiting by the roadside. I greeted them and wanted to know what they would do with the leaves/vine the boy was holding. The plant is called bitter apple, aka bitter melon, aka bitter gourd. How to differentiate between male and female papaya seedlings The local name here is garafini.
By Ibraheem Dooba Verified, Danjuma Muhammad| firstpost.ng@ 1. Go to a fruit seller near you and request for papaya seeds. They usually throw them away. There’s an average of 400 seeds in a pod. Collect as many as they can give you. 10 Essential WordPress Tips for Creating a Lucrative Online Business in Nigeria2. Soak the seeds in water for 24 hours. Throw away the floating seeds and keep the ones that sunk to the bottom. They’re likely to be more viable3. Collect used pure water sachets and plant the seeds. Two or three in a sachet. 4.
By Ibraheem Dooba Verified, Danjuma Muhammad| firstpost.ng@ As I was returning home, I noticed a boy picking some plants near our newly planted estate orchard. By the time I parked the car, the boy had finished fetching what he needed and had joined his father, who was waiting by the roadside. I greeted them and wanted to know what they would do with the leaves/vine the boy was holding. The plant is called bitter apple, aka bitter melon, aka bitter gourd. How to differentiate between male and female papaya seedlings The local name here is garafini.
Company Info
Daily Trust
Daily Trust Newspaper is a prominent Nigerian daily publication, part of Media Trust Limited, established in 1998. It began with the *Weekly Trust* and transitioned to the daily format with *Daily Trust* in 2001 to meet the demand for news during Nigeria's return to civilian rule. The company has since expanded its offerings to include *Sunday Trust* and has become a leading media force in northern Nigeria. Headquartered in Abuja, Daily Trust is recognized for its commitment to investigative journalism and regional reporting. It serves a wide audience across Nigeria, particularly in the northern region. The newspaper also operates a digital platform that provides real-time news updates and multimedia content. Through the Daily Trust Foundation, established in 2016, the company supports journalism and medical students with scholarships and training, and collaborates with organizations to enhance investigative reporting on critical issues.
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