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Dats good

Zonefree:

Wow. Unbelievable

So, we still have sensible ladies here

Your brother's wife is a great woman. She got my total respect. Other ladies would have been saving to buy wigs or weavon to put on an empty head that can't recite the 36 states and capitals.

God bless your brother's wife and the family.

Zukwanu ike!
Wetin our ladies do you sef?
Attacking them left right and centre on every thread

Alusiizizi:


That looks like #100k worth of foodstuff. Even if the combined Isusu bought a container-load of foodstuff
you probably will be hard pressed for a 30% markdown. Let's say the contribution period was 3 months or so with weekly contribution I would estimate somewhere about #4k a week contributions for a 3 month period.

Oga it is real, it is being done by almost every woman in the East, and the duration is 1year, Jan to dec, they contribute weekly.

Zonefree:

Wow. Unbelievable

So, we still have sensible ladies here

Your brother's wife is a great woman. She got my total respect. Other ladies would have been saving to buy wigs or weavon to put on an empty head that can't recite the 36 states and capitals.

God bless your brother's wife and the family.

Most of them are not married and they don't have children. If you see any married women with kids in that category, check the husband.

BossGerald:
Isusu as its widely called here, is a form of daily,weekly or monthly contribution paid into an account periodically till the end of a specific period of time, basically month or year.

This particular one isn't the regular type where the accumulated money is shared, rather the money is gathered from multiple persons and used to get food stuff in large quantity then shared between the participants.

Pros
1. Cheap: food stuffs when purchased in wholesale always come with reduced prices, that means you spend less for more.
2.time saver: to people like myself who doesn't like do grocery shopping themselves ...the purchasing is made by few other participants, you just go and collect your share jejely and go home
3. Lasts long: thus depends on the money contributed, the larger the money, the larger the goods and the longer the time lasted



I only got back from school and saw these foodstuffs my brother's wife got from her monthly contribution, she'sa nairalnder but i told her I'd do it on her behalf , to be honest, the food items are very good for the money and it's best recommended for married and family men and women .

Atleast you have 3months from January next year not to worry about food stuffs.

Can you guess how much the monthly isusu contribution was??


Location: onitsha

Cc. Lalasticlacla front page

How much please

BossGerald:
Isusu as its widely called here, is a form of daily,weekly or monthly contribution paid into an account periodically till the end of a specific period of time, basically month or year.

This particular one isn't the regular type where the accumulated money is shared, rather the money is gathered from multiple persons and used to get food stuff in large quantity then shared between the participants.

Pros
1. Cheap: food stuffs when purchased in wholesale always come with reduced prices, that means you spend less for more.
2.time saver: to people like myself who doesn't like do grocery shopping themselves ...the purchasing is made by few other participants, you just go and collect your share jejely and go home
3. Lasts long: thus depends on the money contributed, the larger the money, the larger the goods and the longer the time lasted



I only got back from school and saw these foodstuffs my brother's wife got from her monthly contribution, she'sa nairalnder but i told her I'd do it on her behalf , to be honest, the food items are very good for the money and it's best recommended for married and family men and women .

Atleast you have 3months from January next year not to worry about food stuffs.

Can you guess how much the monthly isusu contribution was??


Location: onitsha

Cc. Lalasticlacla front page

Joining a cooperative is more productive than "isusu". But wait o this one wey you arrange the things like that, you dey live for orphanage home?

Zonefree:

Wow. Unbelievable

So, we still have sensible ladies here

Your brother's wife is a great woman. She got my total respect. Other ladies would have been saving to buy wigs or weavon to put on an empty head that can't recite the 36 states and capitals.

God bless your brother's wife and the family.

Are u sure de broda wife no be either of de following ladies: Siofra, Magnolia or Candidlady? Dat means u ended up praising dem 4 de fez time

Bought this N8500 in Enugu, was priced at 18k in Onitsha

Zonefree:

Wow. Unbelievable

So, we still have sensible ladies here

Your brother's wife is a great woman. She got my total respect. Other ladies would have been saving to buy wigs or weavon to put on an empty head that can't recite the 36 states and capitals.

God bless your brother's wife and the family.

Exactly

Wow, cool

BossGerald:
Isusu as its widely called here, is a form of daily,weekly or monthly contribution paid into an account periodically till the end of a specific period of time, basically month or year.

This particular one isn't the regular type where the accumulated money is shared, rather the money is gathered from multiple persons and used to get food stuff in large quantity then shared between the participants.

Pros
1. Cheap: food stuffs when purchased in wholesale always come with reduced prices, that means you spend less for more.
2.time saver: to people like myself who doesn't like do grocery shopping themselves ...the purchasing is made by few other participants, you just go and collect your share jejely and go home
3. Lasts long: thus depends on the money contributed, the larger the money, the larger the goods and the longer the time lasted



I only got back from school and saw these foodstuffs my brother's wife got from her monthly contribution, she'sa nairalnder but i told her I'd do it on her behalf , to be honest, the food items are very good for the money and it's best recommended for married and family men and women .

Atleast you have 3months from January next year not to worry about food stuffs.

Can you guess how much the monthly isusu contribution was??


Location: onitsha

Cc. Lalasticlacla front page

U are lucky they didn't run away with your money

chimaxx:
Bought this N8500 in Enugu, was priced at 18k in Onitsha

This chicken is tasteless

At least u go chop well for now then u prepare ur self for next level

BossGerald:
Isusu as its widely called here, is a form of daily,weekly or monthly contribution paid into an account periodically till the end of a specific period of time, basically month or year.

This particular one isn't the regular type where the accumulated money is shared, rather the money is gathered from multiple persons and used to get food stuff in large quantity then shared between the participants.

Pros
1. Cheap: food stuffs when purchased in wholesale always come with reduced prices, that means you spend less for more.
2.time saver: to people like myself who doesn't like do grocery shopping themselves ...the purchasing is made by few other participants, you just go and collect your share jejely and go home
3. Lasts long: thus depends on the money contributed, the larger the money, the larger the goods and the longer the time lasted



I only got back from school and saw these foodstuffs my brother's wife got from her monthly contribution, she'sa nairalnder but i told her I'd do it on her behalf , to be honest, the food items are very good for the money and it's best recommended for married and family men and women .

Atleast you have 3months from January next year not to worry about food stuffs.

Can you guess how much the monthly isusu contribution was??


Location: onitsha

Cc. Lalasticlacla front page

I like the fish and crayfish there....you should just jejely blend them and put in your fridge to use till mid 2023. Nicey.

These Osusu people make more money from giving out loans and getting interests from that. Sometimes, they make times 3 of that money they contribute from the interests from the loans. That's why, when they finally gather all the money to buy stuffs, they stuffs are usually more than their initial capital.

It's just daily 200

Mumben:
Congrats, it's not easy. Many know about things like this but the money to participate in it is not even available.

Zonefree:

Wow. Unbelievable

So, we still have sensible ladies here

Your brother's wife is a great woman. She got my total respect. Other ladies would have been saving to buy wigs or weavon to put on an empty head that can't recite the 36 states and capitals.

God bless your brother's wife and the family.

Other ladies too would have also spent it on better things than 'stomach infrastructure'.... with gut acid dissolving all this 'investments' within 6 hours. But we understand it is the season of splurge and spree....

Thanks be to God Most High for the speaking grace over my life.

Ur own gud ooh.....
i stop to do osusu eva since akawo man japa with my money...

Zonefree:

Wow. Unbelievable

So, we still have sensible ladies here

Your brother's wife is a great woman. She got my total respect. Other ladies would have been saving to buy wigs or weavon to put on an empty head that can't recite the 36 states and capitals.

God bless your brother's wife and the family.

You believed the op say that woman is on NL is a lie. The ones here their sense no reach that side.

BossGerald:
Isusu as its widely called here, is a form of daily,weekly or monthly contribution paid into an account periodically till the end of a specific period of time, basically month or year.

This particular one isn't the regular type where the accumulated money is shared, rather the money is gathered from multiple persons and used to get food stuff in large quantity then shared between the participants.

Pros
1. Cheap: food stuffs when purchased in wholesale always come with reduced prices, that means you spend less for more.
2.time saver: to people like myself who doesn't like do grocery shopping themselves ...the purchasing is made by few other participants, you just go and collect your share jejely and go home
3. Lasts long: thus depends on the money contributed, the larger the money, the larger the goods and the longer the time lasted



I only got back from school and saw these foodstuffs my brother's wife got from her monthly contribution, she'sa nairalnder but i told her I'd do it on her behalf , to be honest, the food items are very good for the money and it's best recommended for married and family men and women .

Atleast you have 3months from January next year not to worry about food stuffs.

Can you guess how much the monthly isusu contribution was??


Location: onitsha

Cc. Lalasticlacla front page

I actually did this too
I got 1 bag of rice
Carton of tomatoes
2litre groundnut oil
1 live chicken
5 sardines
5 geisha
1 pack of maggi
1 carton of indomie

It cost me 60k

That's a real wife material.. impressive...

Some slayqueens should learn from here

The crayfish is lovely..... Not that sand sand type.

See my own o, with rice 50kg

chimaxx:
Bought this N8500 in Enugu, was priced at 18k in Onitsha

Onitsha bu ndi oli right from time.... this is big

Zonefree:

Wow. Unbelievable

So, we still have sensible ladies here

Your brother's wife is a great woman. She got my total respect. Other ladies would have been saving to buy wigs or weavon to put on an empty head that can't recite the 36 states and capitals.

God bless your brother's wife and the family.

Change your cycle bro, change your cycle.
Anytime I see your post degrading Nigerian ladies, I can't but pity you because I can sense that you must have been greatly and terribly dealt with by those girls you usually surround yourself with.

Or probably, your class of girls.

Bro, upgrade yourself in order to attract classy, intelligent and resourceful Nigerian ladies, not those classless mgbeke girls with urgent 2k mentalities.

The woman way dey come collect osusu money for our hand for office, the woman japa last month, my 80k gone

chimaxx:
Bought this N8500 in Enugu, was priced at 18k in Onitsha

For real, I bought mine, just about same size today in Abuja 7k I thought I was cheated

BossGerald:


Nice try Alusiizizi

It's actually #6200 monthly...totalling #74,400 for the year.

I must confess, This is a very nice concept and innovation, it's very popular in Anambra state, and I guess perhaps the number of people is small for a contribution of 6k2 per month in your side...!!

Ours, we contributed 1K per week, meaning 4K/month...Duration January to December with large participants because it has stood test of time...

Items recovered, 1 bag of rice, 5 litres of Groundnut Oil, 1 cartoon of medium sized Tin tomatoes, 1 cartoon of Spaghetti, Maggi, salt, Onions and crayfish per person...!!

The sweetest part is that you can do whatever hands your pocket can carry, meaning you will get everything X2 or times whatever hands you contributed...

My family was on constant 2hands for years now, but together me and my family did 4 hands last year, and 9hands this year....!! Store is choked up already

Oluneutral:



Change your cycle bro, change your cycle.
Anytime I see your post degrading Nigerian ladies, I can't but pity you because I can sense that you must have been greatly and terribly dealt with by those girls you usually surround yourself with.

Or probably, your class of girls.

Bro, upgrade yourself in order to attract classy, intelligent and resourceful Nigerian ladies, not those classless mgbeke girls with urgent 2k mentalities.

thy is no classy Nigerian girl,stop deciving urself,the one you call classy is another person mbeke so on and so forth....Toto no get nafdac number

Zonefree:

Wow. Unbelievable

So, we still have sensible ladies here

Your brother's wife is a great woman. She got my total respect. Other ladies would have been saving to buy wigs or weavon to put on an empty head that can't recite the 36 states and capitals.

God bless your brother's wife and the family.

Bros, we have some very sensible women on this forum. They just don't talk at all. Many of them just don't have an account