Einl:


Dalston is where u can get any Nigerian food. But it's dead now. They've changed the market and white people live here now. It's just full of coffee shops and artists. I miss my Dalston.

Where do you live now.

oh hackney has been gentrified ? dayummm. am in the manchester area. north

sukkot:
oh hackney has been gentrified ? dayummm. am in the manchester area. north

0161! Lol. Cool.
Yep. Gentrification has taken place in my sweet Dalston. Isn't the same now. You should have seen The place in the late 90's and early 2000's. Beautiful.

pocohantas:
She knows nothing about business.
A percentage of every 'overhead cost' must be represented in the cost of that coke. That's how to remain in business...

Exactly

Einl:


Where did u get your figures from? That is absolutely false. I live in London. I was born here. And there is no such thing as a monthly minimum wage. Get your facts right before arguing.

minimum wage is about £7 /hr. Isn't it? Do your calculation.

Einl:
Try buying drinks and snacks at a cinema here in London.����
You'll understand that Nigeria is cheap.

How drinks go expensive for cinema?

nedu2000:
minimum wage is about £7 /hr. Isn't it? Do your calculation.

Stop saying what you don't know. Minimum wage in the UK is based on your age. And in the UK u get paid by the hour.
And most people in the UK work part time. So u can't calculate monthly salaries.

loomer:



How drinks go expensive for cinema?

What are you saying??

MissAprokoMedia:
So minutes ago Nollywood Actress,Kate Henshaw took to Instagram to share a short video and for some reasons she complained about how expensive Minerals (drinks) are sold at Cinema,it really got to her when one of the staffs there told her a plastic bottle of Coke was N300, Damn N300? Its as if they are adding the expenses used in running the Cinema to the price of the Mineral.





However, the already made actress did not make it seem like the drink was too expensive but she basically told them:

“So this is how you guys sale drinks here? Its alright,Its alright,next time I will come with my own mineral”
Further more,the Actress went on express that buying drinks at cinema wasnt a big deal (Although it is to some people) she wrote:

“Having a laugh with the girls behind the counter..

Here to watch THE MOVIE Couple’s Award at Filmhouse Surulere….������”

Source: https://joelsblog.com.ng/kate-henshaw-complains-of-how-expensive-minerals-are-sold-in-cinema-lol/

thats cheap i bought at quilox for 600 naira water at double 4 lekki 500

Einl:


What are you saying??

Na the thing I know I dey talk

adaksbullet:
While are telled us? I'm I the person that his sent u too go and wash cenema?


Broke ppls his think his haved idea


We that used too buyed coke for 5k, are we do complaint too u Kate ensure?

Your vocabulary is headache to read and pronounce

yinchar:


People like you are the problem of this country

Paying excesssively for something that doesn’t worth it is madness.

So because am at Eko Hotels, a bottle of water that we all know is N50 should be sold for N500; same content same quality. Come on grow up bro. There are other things you can do with your hard earned money, not contributing it to the capitalist wealth.

An 100% increment should be the maximum limit, max of N100 for same bottle sold for N50.

Don't mind the confused guy. They are quick to compare Nigeria to the advanced nations to push their stupid narratives. But talk to them about the failings of this nation in social amenities when compared to the same advanced nations they go about calling Nigeria a developing nation and how it will require a bit of time for us to get there.

Einl:



Stop saying what you don't know. Minimum wage in the UK is based on your age. And in the UK u get paid by the hour.
And most people in the UK work part time. So u can't calculate monthly salaries.

25 and over=£7.50,21 to 24=£7.05,18 to 20=£5.60 then you have the U18 and apprentices. I put the average at £7/hr. So as to compare it with Nigeria's i had to convert it to an average month collect. 8hrs a day,5days a week and 28 working days a month. Putting the exchange rate at about N400/£,mathematics will do the rest.
7 x 8 x 28 x 400=N627,200 compared to N18,000 in Nigeria. Simple.
In Nigeria we pay for our security,water,electricity and little access to credit. If you think Nigeria is same then why not come back and tear your passport.