Yujin:
🎶 🎶 On his manhood they shall stand
On his manhood they shall stand
On his manhood...Bola
On his manhood...Bola
On his manhood they shall stand.
Sing along with me.

🎶 🎶 Asiwaju dey rule you, you go dey speak in tongues o
Mene mene bulaba, you dey speak in tongues
Asiwaju dey rule you, you go dey speak in tongues o
Mene mene bulaba, you dey speak in tongues
Cassava, garri, ewaaaa..... agbado, ewaaaa
Cassava, garri, ewaaaa..... you go dey speak in tongues.

They are now speaking in tongues 😝 😝 😝 😝
Cassava and garri, dey can't afford. Agbado is now out of their reach. Even ordinary ewa is now one cup N500. Everyone is now crying including the sophisticated self acclaimed 'first class citizens' with their cracked heels and tattered shirts. The suffering is just beginning. I have no single pity for them.
We will be covering their coward protest on the 12th of June to take pictures of their useless corpses after the terrorist army would have shot them.

MightySparrow:
This is wickedness of Nigerians. I like this three - in - one Nescafe. In my area, a seller sells it ₦200 another ₦250, and a stone throw away, I bought it ₦170!


All these sellers are my church members.


Which is Tinubu's problem there.


We are just wicked!

Bintabisiriyu2:
This is just the beginning, by the time that cocaine bastard is done with una una go carry ghana must go take buy one cup of beans

drmuchin:
God punish every corn 🌽 DEMNED agbado urchin esp vulturebbqgriller and hell anus

SpecialAdviser:

Oga start the business and sell cheaper. This is a capitalist economy. Stop blaming innocent traders

StarRiderr:
it's sickening when a Nigerian is referring a follow Nigerian as una(you people) that stupid mentality should seize to exist in our mind Nigeria belongs to all us No part or region of this Country is more Nigerian than other Nigerians all of us should put our collective effort in rescuing this country I'm not against any body's preferred candidate in last presidential election but election have come and gone but Nigeria is sinking right now we shouldn't kept on blaming each other while the country's totally collapsed

Bobloco:


So you mean Nigerians suddenly became wicked under Tinubu's calamitous regime

BossGerald:


That's the beauty of competition and open market...nobody forced you to buy from them, you choose to buy #250 or #170.

Btw, what if the seller selling at #170 had old stock and you bought it knowing fully well that the price has increased and didn't bother to let him know?

Aren't you wicked

MightySparrow:
This is wickedness of Nigerians. I like this three - in - one Nescafe. In my area, a seller sells it ₦200 another ₦250, and a stone throw away, I bought it ₦170!


All these sellers are my church members.


Which is Tinubu's problem there.


We are just wicked!

jumper524:
there's this habit amongst Nigerians which has spread across the country as marketers are now taking advantage.
Yahoo boys would buy jeans 10k and start claiming 45k .
Now the jeans is officially expensive and nobody is hiking.
The pain of even buying original jeans for 30k is alarming already.
Sadly the trend has moved to food stuffs.
Beans sells for 2,500 pee modi yet this one say one cup is 500.
But we all know 10 cup per modu.
Make them dey lie dey go.

jumper524:
there's this habit amongst Nigerians which has spread across the country as marketers are now taking advantage.
Yahoo boys would buy jeans 10k and start claiming 45k .
Now the jeans is officially expensive and nobody is hiking.
The pain of even buying original jeans for 30k is alarming already.
Sadly the trend has moved to food stuffs.
Beans sells for 2,500 pee modi yet this one say one cup is 500.
But we all know 10 cup per modu.
Make them dey lie dey go.

MightySparrow:



Is Tinubu the one fixing the prices?

Roger3D:
You're kidding right? I mean on a cup of beans being N500

Minime10:
The problem is never Tinubu, Nigerians are naturally wicked. They will always take advantage of the slightest opportunity to create artificial scarcity of goods and increase prices of the available ones and be shouting Tinubu this, and Tinubu that.
Like the OP said, most of these wicked people are the pretentious Churches and mosques attendees faithfuls.
I wanted to buy a cup of melon the other day, the first woman I had gone to her shop to buy told me 350 for one cup, I told her okay, let me buy pepper since she didn't have fresh one, so when I got to the next shop, like ten steps away from her's I ask after the same cup of melon, and I was told 300. And the woman that wanted to sell her's for 350 is even a Prophetess . So how is it Tinubu's problem that some Nigerians are just wicked

Ejehkob:
What is your view in this new Nigeria under Tinubu's led government? Should we continue to watch things collapsing before our very eyes

Make una chook mouth for this matter abeg

MightySparrow:
This is wickedness of Nigerians. I like this three - in - one Nescafe. In my area, a seller sells it ₦200 another ₦250, and a stone throw away, I bought it ₦170!


All these sellers are my church members.


Which is Tinubu's problem there.


We are just wicked!

Bobloco:


Tinubu's calamitous economic policies are responsible. 

By thoughtlessly removing subsidies on fuel, the pump price of PMS moved from N185 per liter to over N800 per liter. Naturally, such an increase of over 400% will negatively impact the cost of transportation and energy.

By thoughtlessly floating the naira, which made the naira exchange for over N1500 to a dollar from N465 to a dollar where Buhari left it, 

And so many other thoughtless policies, like the increase in electricity tariffs, etc.

MightySparrow:


I hope you really understand the reason for the removal. Buhari was going to leave office, May ending. He made provision in the budget till June ending. Why?

Secondly, government paid subsidy, up north, filling stations would not have fuel, black markets would. The fuel would be sold to black marketers at night. Later Jonathan introduced NNPC stations to curb the anomaly.

Have you thought of it? Subsidy was paid, the government recommended pump prices not followed. The sellers take extra money from masses, take subsidy from government.

It is better they take from one side alone: masses. The same thing is happening now in the price of commodities. Things are not as bad as what we make it. I have said it again and again, Nigeria does not have genuine problems. All our problems are man made.

I agree the timing for the subsidy removal was wrong, but it has to go!
I think this government is making sense. The former was printing money to run government. Government is run by productivity. Not money printing. It is against national economic principles of any nation.

How do you see if? A nation of our size and resources cannot feed ourselves. With expanse of cultivateable lands, we are still hungry. We import toothpick from India, matches from China. I once read that there was a packaged egusi soup from India, haba!.

We have to start on the right track anyhow. Many of you people believe that Obi who have done better, maybe. But Nigerian's problems are not economy but what is not the economy to work.

The system needs overhauling. How can we have four refineries and none is working? They were once working. Itape iron producing industry, not working. Obasanjo claimed to have left 20 aircrafts in 1979, twenty years later, he returned to the same office. No aircrafts, no refineries. All gone.


This time may be hard. I feel it myself. If it is regional government that this regime can achieve so that regionally, we hold our destinies in our hands, fine.

You and I should support to wrest our destinies from the hands of born - to -ruin people from the prodigal section. Economy will reset itself. The carelessness and carefree attitude in the section that ruined Nigeria for most times produced bandits, herdsmen, Boko Haram, corruption of God - daring magnitude.

Tinubu's policies, like Obasanjo will work. When Obasanjo took over, things were this bad. Really bad. His reforms produced a succour. Obi or Tinubu, none is better than the other. Nigeria is a crazy state, madness would be an added advantage to run it.

I believe Tinubu is on course. Whatever being the outcome of his tenure. If it leads to national protests, revolution, separation. Anything that will make Nigeria good is welcome.

ResidentSnitch:


You? No be you again?
You go twist, dribble, wriggle and even foam in the mouth just to avoid blaming the Batman yet you still reek of raw pov*erty. Continue.

Bobloco:


I understand your point.

But don't make it look like Nigeria would have collapsed if subsidies on fuel weren't removed.

If Buhari were still president, the price of fuel wouldn't have been as high as it is at the moment, and the cost of goods and services wouldn't be this high either, including the inflation rate, exchange rate, etc.

Tinubu's cluelessness and incompetence brought this upon us, and I don't believe that any other president would have been worse. 

MightySparrow:


Is that the reason a commodity is changing prices sporadically and they are blaming government?

MightySparrow:


I hope you really understand the reason for the removal. Buhari was going to leave office, May ending, he made provision in the budget till June ending. Why?

Secondly, government paid subsidy, up north, filling stations would not have fuel, black markets would. The fuel would be sold to black marketers at night. Later Jonathan introduced NNPC stations to curb the anomaly.

Have you thought of it? Subsidy was paid, the government recommended pump prices not followed. The sellers take extra money from masses, take subsidy from government.

It is better they take from one side alone: masses. The same thing is happening now in the price of commodities. Things are not as bad as what we make it. I have said it again and again, Nigeria does not have genuine problems. All our problems are man made.

I agree the timing for the subsidy removal was wrong, but it has to go!
I think this government is making sense. The former was printing money to run government. Government is run by productivity. Not money printing. It is against national economic principles of any nation.

How do you see it? A nation of our size and resources cannot feed ourselves. With expanse of cultivateable lands All over the nation with adequate rainfall, we are still hungry. We import toothpick from India, matches from China. I once read that there was a packaged egusi soup from India, haba!.

We have to start on the right track anyhow. Many of you people believe that Obi who have done better, maybe. But Nigerian's problems are not economy but what is not the economy to work.

The system needs overhauling. How can we have four refineries and none is working? They were once working. Itape iron producing industry, not working. Obasanjo claimed to have left 20 aircrafts in 1979, twenty years later, he returned to the same office twenty years later,no aircrafts, no refineries. All gone.


This time may be hard. I feel it myself. If it is regional government that this regime can achieve so that regionally, we hold our destinies in our hands, fine.

You and I should support to wrest our destinies from the hands of born - to -ruin people from the prodigal section. Economy will reset itself. The carelessness and carefree attitude in the section that ruined Nigeria for most times produced bandits, herdsmen, Boko Haram, corruption of heaven - daring magnitude.

Tinubu's policies, like Obasanjo will work. When Obasanjo took over, things were this bad. Really bad. His reforms produced a succour. Obi or Tinubu, none is better than the other. Nigeria is a crazy state, madness would be an added advantage to run it.

I believe Tinubu is on course. Whatever being the outcome of his tenure. If it leads to national protests, revolution, separation. Anything that will make Nigeria good is welcome.

WakeUpNigerians:


You mean you type these lies to defend Tinubu!

Your problem is follow-come!

SpecialAdviser:

Yes. This is not the only government we have had. Your comment shows you have zero knowledge of economics. Why are companies parking up and leaving Nigeria?

The seller also expect to get his transport back home, his money for buying food, pay bills and other commodities from the business. You think doing business is easy? Why are some shops closing down? This is a capitalist economy dear. Don't ever blame traders. Except for some trade unions fixing prices which do not even influence street traders. As a buyer you have multiple options where to buy from. Those traders are not the product manufacturers. The people selling cheap are simply selling old stocks. That is why when you go back, their prices will change after some time.

In this hyper inflation era, my advice is that you price many locations before buying. Some traders who lack latest information will mistakenly give you at a cheaper price. That is why you cannot succeed on that with those Igbo traders. They are always making calls. And that is why they are more successful in the business. When you do business you will understand why some shops close down all of a sudden especially in a hyper inflation era like this.

Anguldi:

Lemme relocate to Lagos oOoOO

MightySparrow:


I hope you really understand the reason for the removal. Buhari was going to leave office, May ending, he made provision in the budget till June ending. Why?

Secondly, government paid subsidy, up north, filling stations would not have fuel, black markets would. The fuel would be sold to black marketers at night. Later Jonathan introduced NNPC stations to curb the anomaly.

Have you thought of it? Subsidy was paid, the government recommended pump prices not followed. The sellers take extra money from masses, take subsidy from government.

It is better they take from one side alone: masses. The same thing is happening now in the price of commodities. Things are not as bad as what we make it. I have said it again and again, Nigeria does not have genuine problems. All our problems are man made.

I agree the timing for the subsidy removal was wrong, but it has to go!
I think this government is making sense. The former was printing money to run government. Government is run by productivity. Not money printing. It is against national economic principles of any nation.

How do you see it? A nation of our size and resources cannot feed ourselves. With expanse of cultivateable lands All over the nation with adequate rainfall, we are still hungry. We import toothpick from India, matches from China. I once read that there was a packaged egusi soup from India, haba!.

We have to start on the right track anyhow. Many of you people believe that Obi who have done better, maybe. But Nigerian's problems are not economy but what is not the economy to work.

The system needs overhauling. How can we have four refineries and none is working? They were once working. Itape iron producing industry, not working. Obasanjo claimed to have left 20 aircrafts in 1979, twenty years later, he returned to the same office twenty years later,no aircrafts, no refineries. All gone.


This time may be hard. I feel it myself. If it is regional government that this regime can achieve so that regionally, we hold our destinies in our hands, fine.

You and I should support to wrest our destinies from the hands of born - to -ruin people from the prodigal section. Economy will reset itself. The carelessness and carefree attitude in the section that ruined Nigeria for most times produced bandits, herdsmen, Boko Haram, corruption of heaven - daring magnitude.

Tinubu's policies, like Obasanjo will work. When Obasanjo took over, things were this bad. Really bad. His reforms produced a succour. Obi or Tinubu, none is better than the other. Nigeria is a crazy state, madness would be an added advantage to run it.

I believe Tinubu is on course. Whatever being the outcome of his tenure. If it leads to national protests, revolution, separation. Anything that will make Nigeria good is welcome.

press9jatv:
when the LG that food is been produced isn’t working, forget it Nigeria is gone. The governors are part of major problems in Nigeria 🇳🇬. Too much power on them.

Roger3D:
You're kidding right? I mean on a cup of beans being N500