Ibime:



Dey play. Dat skinny Olamide wey come out go faint from one blow. Poverty is no indicator of strength, more likely an indicator of malnourishment and weakness

A lot of the point men in Uniport and UST from 90s and early 2000s are big men kids. I know them personally and need more than my fingers to count them. One of my cousin who both his parents were commissioners and his uncle was a Federal Minister was a point man. I know one family of 4 boys, all 4 boys are killers and their dad is LOADED. When their dad died in London, his hospital bill came past £300k ten years ago. I no want call names but cultism in PH in that era was a rich man's game before the real militants took it beyond a game. That Burna Boy you are seeing there is a rich boy who attended both Montessori in PH and Corona in Lagos with some of my rich younger cousins who attended both same time as him, and I guarantee you that Olamide would want no problem with Burna Davido has got that evil spirit in him, whether he can fight or not, his heart is dark enough to do it to somebody.

izzou:


But you are converting it to naira.

I dropped a friend going to Ghana at the border. That was the day i asked about that Gabon stuff here.

It is when you are converting Naira to CFA that you'll know you are in for trouble as you travel.

Convert the same thing to dollar, and you'll be surprised how the inflation disappears

GloriousGbola:


I see. I was under the impression that naira Marley was still cancelled. Though imho he just caught stray bullet but that's how life is sometimes.

BlueRayDick:


Trust me, Burna too want no problem with Olamide o. Kirakikata o dola o.

No be by who carry am for head pass o

folake4u:


Nah. He's still up and doing his music thingy.
Cancel culture is weak in this country.

All these things are just sentiments, and I understand the psychology behind it.

Naira Marley released a song late last year and people are jamming to it. If you doubt, try and look for the comments on Twitter.

In the Nigerian music industry, good or bad publicity is STILL PUBLICITY.

Here attached for your perusal.

OasisX:


.....let's set aside Naira conversion, inflation in Ivory Coast is far worse than in Nigeria.

Theflint1:
Lol, song wey pop you go know. Farming streams and engagements proves nothing.

izzou:


I don't know about that.

But our currency is weaker than theirs to start using it as a metric.

1 CFA is twice the naira. Why won't it look like inflation to you?

Infact, convert the price of Coke in USA to naira.

Now, is the inflation there worse than Nigeria?

KingTom:

A whole Baddo wey light naija up after the Reekado Kesh drama of 2015? Na him go fear gorilla burna? Shiooor I dey read things.

raumdeuter:


Anyone wey dey do this or get anyone in the household doing this cannot claim adjacent anymore. Actually anyone who ever stepped into Igbobi cannot be adjacent anymore, That was the downtown of street especially secondary school level. You have already been exposed to things not 3rd party narration o, personal experience trumps anything narrated.

If Davido had gone to say a Federal Uni and met some real goons then he could have had some real life experience, Most at Babcock and Covenant were boys wey think say sneaking to parties and smoking weed is the peak of "badness" at a regular uni you will meet real "animals". Some of them murderers and real thugs
I had schoolmates that were narrating their experience of killing and seeing people killed in Warri crisis back in 98. Wetin I dey talk sef, The Fryo wey dem say kill Bola Ige na person wey we dey see for school regularly

Unlimited22:

Lol.. Davido game na oyibo man style game. Ajebutter soft boy game.

Broski came to Port Harcourt when I was in 500 level for a show at Pleasure Park, and boys started doing their usual. Pressing breast and collecting phones in the crowd etc.

He went back on stage and said something to the effect of 'Port Harcourt, na so una dey do'?


Na so boys light the place up and he straight up ran away. Na Duncan Mighty help carry am comot that day.

And for those of us who aren't PH boys, Pleasure Park is in the middle of two of the largest military bases in Nigeria, 6 Division HQ Nigerian Army, and 115 Special Operations Nigerian Air Force.

OasisX:




......just go through the link below bruh. Let's put Naira conversion on one side pls.


https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Abidjan#:~:text=Summary

Unlimited22:

Lol.. Davido game na oyibo man style game. Ajebutter soft boy game.

Broski came to Port Harcourt when I was in 500 level for a show at Pleasure Park, and boys started doing their usual. Pressing breast and collecting phones in the crowd etc.

He went back on stage and said something to the effect of 'Port Harcourt, na so una dey do'?


Na so boys light the place up and he straight up ran away. Na Duncan Mighty help carry am comot that day.

And for those of us who aren't PH boys, Pleasure Park is in the middle of two of the largest military bases in Nigeria, 6 Division HQ Nigerian Army, and 115 Special Operations Nigerian Air Force.

izzou:


Abidjan is expensive than Lagos firstly because our currency is shiit.

You cannot be selling an inflation agenda (which could be true), when we are already at a disadvantageous position.

Remove the Abidjan and put Texas, Doha, Birmingham, etc and it would no longer be inflation to you.

No dey use small eye dey look all these African countries.

The first problem is that our currency is shiit

OasisX:



Summary of cost of living in Abidjan, Ivory Coast:

A family of four estimated monthly costs are ₦2,420,132.3 (1,643,521.0CFA) without rent.

A single person estimated monthly costs are ₦692,356.3 (470,181.8CFA) without rent.

Abidjan is 110.1% more expensive than Lagos (without rent).

https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Abidjan#:~:text=Summary%20of%20cost%20of%20living,than%20Seattle%20(without%20rent).

Emaprince:
What's this report for though?

Nigerians should be celebrating that we are buying things cheaper than those in abidjan?

A40:
You're the one that doesn't understand. The woman is pregnant. You don't know if it's 2 months or 8 months

Waking up early to cook and potentially going back to sleep the rest of the day doesn't put her health in any type of danger Dr Who

BlueRayDick:


Make e dey play. He no know say a Tiger does not need to show its tigeritude .

Wizkid and Olamide are dangerous boys nobody wants to have street beef with .

OasisX:


.....so conducive for learning. LOL!

GloriousGbola:


What is happening here?

A school in a graveyard?

KingTom:

Wiz wey burst bottle for Dami head

raumdeuter:


popizaino confirm

izzou:


APC really finished what was left of the naira.

If our currency had any iota of value, we won't be exchanging 1200 for one coke

OasisX:


.....let's set aside Naira conversion, inflation in Ivory Coast is far worse than in Nigeria.

popizaino:


1000cfa = #1850.

Something that use to be #600 to #700 early last year.

OasisX:




.....Oops! Didn't know you've been appointed as Moderator for this thread, hence you decide what and what should be posted here. LOL!

Emaprince:
So people are shouting they are hungry in this country, and you want them to take solace in the fact that coke is 1200 in Abidjan? Do they spend Naira in Abidjan? SMH.

This is what APC does to the mind of its supporters. They will deflect from our realities to how things are in other countries as a defence for their woeful administration.

izzou:


That is what i was trying to explain to him.

You cannot use inflation as a defence yet, when our currency is a tissue paper at best.

The rent, coke and food in Abidjan are sold and bought majorly by Ivorians. We have not heard that they are sleeping on the streets because nobody can afford rent or drink coke.

But when a Nigerian crosses the border with his next to nothing paper called Naira, every thing starts to become inflated.