mightyhazell:
60k dat time pass 600k now

SmartyPants:


No way. Take it from me.

Dezzx:
firing squad loading

SmartyPants:
This guy quotes his having four children to lend weight to his sympathy seeking display... if not for being a mad man. Was it government who helped you to engage in intercourse to bring those innocent kids to this world?

mightyhazell:
well,it depends on the time ur talking.

Dad bought mom her first car in 1986

A tear rubber peugot 504 sr


8,600 ngn


2day dat kain tear rubber go be like from 8m above

medpren:
It is a big crime to be a poor man in that zoogeria. Do everything to make money and secure yourself, legit or illegal. Infact kill if you have to. Else you'll be in serious trouble. The place is a terrible zoo.

AshawoGirl:
As a woman u don't need to carry gun. U no wat I mean.
U have it already.

madridsta007:
Poor guy. I pity his family. One of my primary concern about this famine— technically called "recession"— is the destruction it will bring to families. Hunger will drive men, like this, to commit murder, young girls to go into prostitution, etc. This is what recession does.

But this is not unexpected. During the last administration, KPMG reported, if I recall, an 11% increase in middle class numbers, largest since the end of the civil war, primarily driven by FDI. Nigeria's economy was booming as the numbers indicate. Now the middle class is being surgically eroded by Buhari, the guys at the lower rung of the ladder will undoubtedly suffer. If the young chap at GTB for instance, has no money to build a house, how will the builders eat? If a company closes and moves away from Nigeria, how will the woman making money by selling food to the workers eat?

This is simple economics.

While Buhari and APC has regaled Nigerians of the phantom monies stolen which lead to a recession, anyone with a simple knowledge of economics knows that it is fat lie. That the world is currently going through a downturn in commodity prices is well known; that Africa and other third world countries struggle with corruption is well-known. Countries create a buffer for their citizens by developing sound economic policies— this is what PDP managed to do well for the past few years.

It is really that simple.

The above could definitely not be continued with Buhari. How Nigerians expected that someone who is, let's face it, a stark illiterate, a Fulani ethnic irredentist and supremacist will steer Nigeria to a land beyond where the past governments took us is beyond me. It isn't like planting cocoyam and expecting to reap a bountiful harvest of yams. That is magic. Buhari, Tinubu and APC, driven by hate were easily able to exploit the Nigerian fault lines of religion and ethnicity, remarkably I would say. With devastating impact. Hence educated Nigerians, professors, professionals then developed cosmetic ideas and theorised how an illiterate will lead a homogeneous country into the promise land in the 21st century.

Of course we know these. Unless we want to pretend to ourselves. I suspect, as well, that the gentleman-probably-a-robber-in-2-months time, now realises this. Buhari sealed the fate of Nigeria by his 5%-97% declaration. With due respect to other Nigerians, it is economically suicidal to ostracise the very people that somehow are gifted with economical knowledge and finance and then expect to boom and grow. From Babaginda to Obasanjo to Jonathan, these guys— Nigerians, I must add— have always found their usefulness in Nigeria's economical circles.

Anyway, I'm sure many know this already. Let us stop believing in magic. This recession has shown no signs of ending primarily because there are no polices in place to end it. It is that simple.

And the beat goes on....

AshawoGirl:
As a woman u don't need to carry gun. U no wat I mean.
U have it already.

mightyhazell:
ur tenants abi ur co tenants






Na joke o

j1mmy:
point the gun at your sub-saharan african parents who born you without planning your future first.

chibuzorAbia:


Trust me my tenants! 8 flats full of flattinos.

scrapNG:
today, one guy was given 100m bail after stealing 1.2billion naira.. NIGERIA IS REALLY ENCOURAGING CORRUPTION... I SEE NO CHANGES

mightyhazell:
nice rhyme





But,...ask me how I take knw say na lie u dey lie

chibuzorAbia:



Let me test you. How you take know say I dey lie?

mazimee:
Unfortunately, his gun will not directly affect the politicians who plunged us all in this mess but rather his fellow poor citizens.

Hardship is biting harder in the country yet Femi Adesina claimed that those complaining are those who lost the election.

mightyhazell:
oh u have 8 different flats in different places wow! And ur even adding 5 more 'flats' in 6months time. But guess wot?? Only 'Igbos'will be the occupants!




Does it mean ur yorroba peeps can't afford 2 rent ur 'flats'(even if its in ur dream realms )

And later u will be arguing dat Igbos are not d ones feeding u and developing u guys.
Ur phantom houses will be empty and inhibited by rodents and vermin,if not for Igbos,cos ur ppl no ready comot 4m shanties and slums

Y u no rent d dream flats to abbokkis or ur own brodas?

My guy wake up its past midday,before d '15m' craze go make u go abduct ur family members enter soka forest go meet baba

chibuzorAbia:


Like I said, you don't have to believe me. Clara will pay her N750k tomorrow. Followed by Eze (he is 47 but has 3 children all under 6 yrs old). A perpetual rent debtor. Then there is Obinnah and Orji. Honestly some of your people are not doing well and they are better off going back home instead of beating their wife all the time, owing rent and suffering in silence. Yet they are being praised Igbo this Igbo that.

mightyhazell:
and yet no single yorroba fam in ur 'houses'.


Kindly tell me y dat is



Dey don't hav '750k' to waste on flats? Where shanties dey for 8k. A year?


My friend go down on ur knees and thank ur God for the igbo man,...oya!