Totfulguy:

Proverbs 26:4 and 26:5. Today I decided to do verse 5. Sometimes I do verse 4.

gretblue:
From upper Weka to Nnewi.Business is at its peak.No one gives a damn about any strike here.Reporting live from Anambra state.

xynerise:

Nne, kedu?

xynerise:

Nne, kedu?

metrosexual:


Pardon my intrusion, but while reading your reply to the person you quoted I couldn't help but ask;

N230,000 a month? A month!? I presume from you being 35 years old as you said, your daughter should be in primary school or junior secondary at most, you mean for a 3 months term in a primary school you pay around N700,000? And in a year you pay around N2,000,000 just for fees? Is this school here in Nigeria?

I doff my hat for you bro!

735i:


You're plain silly....and it's not an insult... It's a statement of fact!
An entrepreneur who employs airheads like you, who provides a means of livelihood to Nigerians directly and indirectly... you dare to hide behind your borrowed Chinese phone that you managed to charge with your neighbors laptop... You call N145/litre paltry?
You poverty stricken piece of sh!t...
I can bet my last kobo that you've never been responsible for yourself...
You're soo poor....it's beginning to affect you mentally...

ROZZAYY:
am fine o. missed you sha. how's u

saintmark88:


Poor you!!, 145n is beginning to tkr it's effect on you, when ur mates were making money, where were you??, govt has asked us to bear it for a yl, instead of pips like u to try N d bear u r there crying like destitutes... My friend u have not seen anything yet, brace up for tougher times to come, this is just d beginning, u want change right??, u all shout were is d change??, buh u haven't seen nothing yet??, u want change buh u dnt want to suffer??.... My friend haven't u heard?? nothing good comes easy

oseo1:


A quick example of h its enriching certainly people, they just announce one day tha , new price would would effect. Mind you t marketers already collected product that was subsidised, so I got PMS at say N84 and expected to sell at 87 but now I'm selling at 145, that's a 61 naira profit. Even if I only sold 33,000 liters that's still over 2million extra.

Whilst I recognize that it was a one time profit its still fantastic, and also note that whenever the price is reduced that they will insist o finishing their products before reducing the pump price.

Acidosis:

They are just clueless
I see these buses till date in Lagos.

amtaken:
I drove out and observed the city. From my observation, there's strike everywhere else except on Nairaland.


Hahahahaha I can imagine the circular among the e-rats:

"Insist there's no strike no matter what.


E-rats you can lie eh.

Totfulguy:


You are just probably a single, mummy's boy who is being fed by parents. If you have been fueling your car at 4,200 for 50 liters, and all of a sudden you are doling out N7,250 for the same 50 liters, you will not say what you are saying. People should 'suffer now so their children will enjoy'. Does your government not have the wit to create other sources of wealth in a country that is so endowed? When I hear this 'suffer now enjoy later' non.sense I just sorry for the ignorance in people. Are the children and family of those increasing the price of fuel suffering along with you? Gibberish!

mtchris:
My bro just called me, he said banks are closed.

Iyawotuntun:
Had to go get my bible. This guy is dangerously intelligent!

cktheluckyman:


more of that to come as the day progresses.I said it was too early and some APC goons were already jubilating

Pavarottii:

It's now foolish right? But was sensible in 2012. That's where we are today cos of people like you.

kYjelly2:
Guys are funny men.

People are now saying Nigerians aren't striking because they trust buhari, like really

So you trust 350 naira to a dollar

Do you guys realize that it now takes N350,000 just to get a thousand dollars These are real issues that are affecting people.

These class of people would still trust buhari even if a dollar gets to N500. That would mean it would take N500,000 just to get a thousand dollars

Let that sink in
What is the gain in being a zombie in these times Fighting for the government when at the end of the day, their policies may further impoverish you

Even if you think you are poor now, what happens when you can't even afford that garri anymore


About this issue of petrol price protest, we are not even sure if the subsidy has been removed or if its due to currency value.

If its subsidy and you are supporting no subsidy now, what would happen when the price of oil rises to $80 in the int market

Would you really be prepared to pay N250 per liter That is 5 liters for N1,250. 20 liters for your gen at N5,000.

Then would you now make a u-turn to support subsidy

If it's about currency value, then why is NNPC also selling at 145 when they should get the dollar at the official rate

If even the NNPC can't get the dollar at the official rate, then who is getting the dollar at the official rate? cause I know I'm not!!

If 90% of the country can't get the dollar at the official rate, then what is the point of the official rate

These are questions needing answers, scenarios mostly bad that need to be avoided. This is not the time to be a zombie just cause you think you're lifeisnt worth anything. You are worth something my dear zombie friends, so question your government for the benefit of your future and that of the country's future.

tbaba1234:


Which City?? You are all over Nigeria , interesting

Jesusloveyou:
u are not serious, so becos u saw one bus in lagos means the bus is everywhere, that is what we called corruption, out of 1668 buses they promise and paid for, only 1 Was see by u and ur fellow ipod yoot in lagos, becos i never see anyone in benin or the whole of south south, even in beerfra-land.

amtaken:
Uyo.

My sisters in Lekki said there is strike in their banks and children's school.

sandraokosun:
its no one fault the people never trusted gej, which is a bad quality for a leader, what was the guarantee that the maduekes, iweala oduah and cabals wouldnt have the ib. Trust is external