What else are you expecting?

Tallesty1:
Can't remember the last time I bought sugar because I hardly take sugar. I take tea, pap, garri without sugar.

You can use Bournvita to give it flavour

damn

Oyeke damo
Oyeke jello
Oyeke

Wahala for who dey eat sugar, sugar already plenty for my body already. Make i still dey use those one dey keep body and soul

Hezzyluv:
In my area, no more #50 sugar. I asked the aboki why? He responded thus "oga, I buy am for paint rubber of sugar for sebin thousan naira even one naira i no roveme am for me."

.

I hardly comment on post but on this one, I’m really compelled.

The picture above is exactly what we used to buy 5 naira, years ago!! If you are still buying that in 2023, then whatever expenses that have been made by your parents on you is a waste. Don’t ever blame the Government.

ahnie:
I bought this sugar #50 this evening.
My shock is really shocked

Any hope for low come earners like us?

Plenty enough

omoadeleye:
Wahala for who dey eat sugar, sugar already plenty for my body already. Make i still dey use those one dey keep body and soul

But U cannot use it to drink Garri now that one dey inside your blood ..Chai..U funny ooo

I remember buying this less than 5 kobo 😲☹️😔

That your sugar cheap, come benin city, that your sugar wrapper is for 2 sugar.

Ishilove:

They are on Nairaland bashing one another along ethnic lines like primitive brutes

yeah,with obi everything would be better....

we don hear....

its still cheap....
but the prices are going up because you refuse to produce this things yourselves....

a nation that grows sugar cane has issues gettin sugar....

ironic....

Tallesty1:
Can't remember the last time I bought sugar because I hardly take sugar. I take tea, pap, garri without sugar.

I wish I can too.

Especially my early Morning regular of Pap.

tsdarkside:


yeah,with obi everything would be better....

we don hear....

Head slamming Afonjaa.

We know who you're.

Get some PTSD recommendations from the barracks.

Screenshot below: August 09 2016

Hrs: 5:31pm

Sugar is not healthy, do away with it.

wahaladondey:
Sugar is not healthy, do away with it.

somebody is sellin the raw sugar products away....you in return are importin finish sugar product....

thats what is drivin the price up....
the same thing with fuel....

ahnie:
I bought this sugar #50 this evening.
My shock is really shocked

Any hope for low come earners like us?

You shouldn't be taking sugar after age 30 👂

tsdarkside:


somebody is sellin the raw sugar products away....you in return are importin finish sugar product....

thats what is drivin the price up....
the same thing with fuel....

Head slamming Afonjaa.

We know who you're.

Get some PTSD recommendations from the barracks.

Most people around me use fresh abi nah super dip instead of sugar.

Nazgul:


Today, we're forced to endure Tinubu's style of leadership that literally doesn't give two shits about anyone. Just looting the country dry, whilst hiring some hungry urchins to defend his actions on social media.

Go to X (formerly Twitter) and see how youths jump at anything Reno says about Igbos. Reno is in the UK, enjoying good leadership there, yet he keeps praising Tinubu's harsh policies, and tell his jobless and hungry followers that Igbos are their problems.

And his hungry and jobless followers would believe that the Igbo man who hasn't ruled this country since 1966 is the reason why Nigeria is a mess. See eh! The best gift any youth in his prime can give to himself is to exit this country for good. Nigeria can never be good.

Is it really "FORCE" or Nigerians are not just ready
that guy tallesty said it all, they keep stretching us and we keep adjusting,
the probability a goat will turn back n bark if push to wall is 99% but if Nigerians get to the wall we will rather collect loan to buy hammer, and break the wall to pass thru. how many are these politicians troubling us


I follow Reno on X and most times he respond to attack with fact at his disposal esp. when its Igbos or Obi related, what you miss is the 1st attack cos they are anonymous

Nigeria can be good, naa we no ready maybe when we are long gone the next generation won't be like us.

God is answering my prayers. This Nigeria....hmmm..

to bring down prices,we must start producin stuffs localy again....
limit export of raw materials....

only export finished goods....

tsdarkside:


yeah,with obi everything would be better....

we don hear....

its still cheap....
but the prices are going up because you refuse to produce this things yourselves....

a nation that grows sugar cane has issues gettin sugar....

ironic....

The person you quoted didn't say anything about Obi but you had to insert Obi's name there because even your conscience is judging you

tsdarkside:
to bring down prices,we must start producin stuffs localy again....
limit export of raw materials....

only export finished goods....

We know you afonjaa

One derica of rice now almost hitting 1k

Zeebuy:


The person you quoted didn't say anything about Obi but you had to insert Obi's name there because even your conscience is judging you

because i know what he was aimin at....

this people have a way of expressin themselves that you automaticaly know its dem dem....

With this and in this severe hardship some idiots will still hail the morons in power

ahnie:
I bought this sugar #50 this evening.
My shock is really shocked

Any hope for low come earners like us?

Beremx:
Dangote sugar is very expensive. I wonder how much St. Louis sugar is sold now. The last time I bought it was in early 2000s. I have switched to Dangote sugar tey tey. We can't do without sugar that's the problem.
It is well

A lot of people can do without sugar but not without salt.

gassbee:
One derica of rice now almost hitting 1k

rice is expensive everywhere in the world....

i think some nations are even hoardin it sef....

tsdarkside:


because i know what he was aimin at....

this people have a way of expressin themselves that you automaticaly know its dem dem....

We know you afonjaa

This is how far BAT (Buhari and Tinubu) has taken Nigerians