Shortyy:
na their money

kunlegboye:

Pls,have asked yourself where they got the money from?...that's the point!...and whites would not even do that despite they are at an advantage to do that!!

20bc:
Their money, their champagne, the worked hard for it let them enjoy it in peace....

Airforce1:


please direct your question at your president and dasuki.

Thank you

henryhemon:


you are always on the other side of the divide,why? I doubt if you have posted anything constructive.

jordanriverz:
chronic liar

naijainfogalery:
its their money anything they wanna do with it fine . If you vex, go make your own. Same way some people will enter amala joint buy amala 100 naira and meat 5,000 and beggars will come there and they wont say madam give him 100 naira food, Some of you will come here to abuse these folks, lemme ask you, when was the last time you helped anyone around you?

RoastedCorn:
yea it is not their money but when will you have sense . . 27m on an alcoholic drink when people are suffering in IDP camps . . don't you have a heart at all?

karleone:


The same way some of them will enter boutiques and shopping malls to buy clothes and other stuffs without bargaining, but go out to the street to bid price with that old woman that manages her orange or vegetable leaf shop.

Airforce1:
Is it her money

quiinnBee:
which worked hard

karleone:


The same way some of them will enter boutiques and shopping malls to buy clothes and other stuffs without bargaining, but go out to the street to bid price with that old woman that manages her orange or vegetable leaf shop.


Everybody has his/her life to live- the Good or the Bad. What you owe them is your $1 advice towards a better living. If they accept, good, if they don't, good. No room for criticisms.. On the Last day, God will decide their fate.
Learn to manage your little and be happy with it.









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yusaze:
A social media user has shared a shocking discovery of the ostentatious and luxurious lifestyle of Nigerians in the UK.
Dr. Ayoade Alakija, an activist for social justice and change, shared her mind boggling, overwhelming, startling discovery on Twitter.
According to her, she visited Selfridges in the UK where she spotted a bottle of Champagne that goes for 94,000 pounds which amounts to N27.8 million Naira in Nigerian currency and she was shocked to know Nigerians were the major buyers of the champagne despite over 60 percent of the population being stricken by poverty.
See screenshots from her Twitter account:

http://www.9janewsarena.com/2015/12/see-n278million-bottle-of-champagne-nigerians-buy-in-uk.html

RoastedCorn:
yea it is not their money but when will you have sense . . 27m on an alcoholic drink when people are suffering in IDP camps . . don't you have a heart at all?

Airforce1:


please direct your question at your president and dasuki.

Thank you

Airforce1:
Is it her money