raumdeuter:


Let me test your Yoruba with these 2 statements

1. Aare n pe o, o so wipe on da ifa lowo
Ati iwo ati ifa re, talo ni?

izzou:


That has to be the height of insensitivity, just because you want to win an argument

I support the removal. Even before now, I wanted it removed. But I would never say the government should not provide palliatives to cushion the effect. What kind of statement is that?

Because one can afford it doesn't mean millions of Nigerians can

I started leaving home around 9am this week, and i see students trekking distances at that time, just because the 200 naira transport is no longer 200 again.

Palliative is fcking to you because you dey Dubai ba?

afrodoc2:




Have you forgotten? Maybe because you are living in the abroad, so you don't remember. It happened not long ago.

That time that the little money that people had was locked away in banks and there was no money to buy food or medications. The time when people were scaling front fence to enter bank to beg for their own money while bank workers were scaling back fence to escape. The time that because people could not withdraw money from the bank they died before getting proper medical attention or were starving at home.

During that time this place was full of emojis, memes, gifs ati bee bee lo. I wonder what changed that struck such a chord in people's hearts that they are now so empathetic.

I wonder. I just wonder.

OasisX:


They survived from December to March bruh. I remember every goddamn thing and the buffoon leading the charge then, is responsible for daily bad news on this board now.

TrebleChamp:
Na now you know say na nonsense Oasis dey mostly post here 😁, it is only when monikers like yours or afro.doc2 call him out to the rubbish that you see him apologising. But if prosper or other Obidients call him out on same rubbish earlier, he would reply with insult. He thinks it's all about winning argument and cruise....

OasisX:




.....I respect you and Ẹ̀gbọ́n Segedinho too. Winning argument? LOL

seankafor:
what of me?

And your girlfriend euonia

Ibime:
Unlimited22, got your book. Will review this weekend

obainojazz:
Oasix believes Tinubu is best for Nigeria… that’s his choice… We will drag him and Tinubu if they don’t perform in one or two years…

But make una cut him some slack though… Dude has passion for Nigeria than most people here and wants it to work too.

We all love Nigeria but the country doesn’t love us back….

Roland17:
Larride, Raumdeuter, Oasis, Gloriousgbola, Joe and other Asiwaju/ APC loyalist.

P. Obi, Obidients and to some extent the LP presents a different kind of opposition that your party has ever dealt with or that we have seen in the history of Nigerian politics.

We are talking about an active, literate, and present group that will hold you guys to task. I hope you are ready for the scrutiny that is coming the way of your principal.

You guys would not be allowed to use the failures of Buhari to excuse your failure in turning the country around.

Roland17:


Nwanne, see my post below when I warned Asiwaju's loyalist in February. LP and Obidients present a different kind of opposition we have never seen. They will most defintely push some of Asiwaju's loyalist beyond what is usual and normal.

Him and other Asiwaju loyalist shouldn't expect any slack...worsestill, it is not going to get better so they better deal with it and continue to pray Asiwaju cooks because these cats are relentless.

obainojazz:
Oasix believes Tinubu is best for Nigeria… that’s his choice… We will drag him and Tinubu if they don’t perform in one or two years…

But make una cut him some slack though… Dude has passion for Nigeria than most people here and wants it to work too.

We all love Nigeria but the country doesn’t love us back….

Roland17:


A Chief/ titled person is calling you, you respond you are consulting with Ifa (god/deity), between you and your ifa, who owns? or was it supposed to ask "talo ni e"? (Who owns you?)

izzou:
Raumdeuter, you were asking if bottled water has fake ones.

This one na small scale producer oh

https://www.nairaland.com/7713198/hawker-caught-selling-tap-water

afrodoc2:


There were producing fake bottled water even before i left Naija over a decade ago.

I doubt if i drink the genuine ones, especially when i buy known brands outside Lagos.

I just cover my water with Psalms 23 and drink

izzou:


I doubt if i drink the genuine ones, especially when i buy known brands outside Lagos.

I just cover my water with Psalms 23 and drink

Octopusssy:

I avoid bottled water because typhoid. They sell bottled poison in those streets

Ibime:
E be like too many brain cells no dey Hilda Baci head

You seek validation and sponsorships from multinational companies, then go to commit an act that is taboo in their home countries

Roland17:


A Chief/ titled person is calling you, you respond you are consulting with Ifa (god/deity), between you and your ifa, who owns? or was it supposed to ask "talo ni e"? (Who owns you?)

OasisX:


....wetin dem dey enjoy for Dog meats sef!

Ibime:


E no matter sef. No be everything you go put for social media. E be like the Hilda no too dey exposed

Imagine being in the marketing division of a multinational company. You will be thinking about damage to the company reputation if your people back home find out you have endorsement deal with a dog eater in Nigeria. It might close some opportunities

Anyway, Chinko companies go sponsor am since dem no get problem with dog meat

afrodoc2:
All these born-again humanists sha. The ones that were hailing Naira scarcity and sharing emojis here when people were dying of hunger and minor illnesses were killing Nigerians have suddenly found religion and are now critical of subsidy removal.

Donjazet2:


Of course the native herbalist fails not to disappoint as usual. Comparing oranges and apples. Permanent fuel subsidy removal is different from TEMPORAL cash scarcity.

Obidients and nigerians at large understood and endured willingly, the pain of naira scarcity because we all could see the end of the tunnel.

We all knew and believed that cash crunch on election day could be a good thing in a country where people were ready to sell their votes for urgent 2k and corrupt wicked politicians with 2 bullion vans in their homes could do and undo, so we swallowed the pain of the cash crunch knowing that on or after election day, that problem will be over and hindsight has proven us correct.
In as much as the election results were rigged and voter intimidation rampant, vote buying was severely curtailed in the last elections. We barely saw any video of people sharing cash on election day unlike previous elections.

Comparing that with this subsidy issue where even the government is confused on what to do next not to talk of ordinary nigerians not knowing what to do next or what is in store in the future exhibits your terrible partisanship which has beclouded your judgement. Do better, native abortion doctor.