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Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by VTJN(m): 12:30pm On May 06 |
AFOXTJ:anybody but not him. |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by uuzba(m): 12:33pm On May 06 |
MyVILLAGEpeople:How? We spent our energy fighting each other instead of fighting the government. Go to farm now and see who will attack you there. Another Nigerian. Not government. |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by SWATMan: 12:34pm On May 06 |
MyVILLAGEpeople: That's okay. Do you know they now sell tiny immature yam seedlings in the market. I thought it was cocoyam when i saw cluster of people around a trader until i got closer to behold what usually used to be thrown away after harvest, or given to farm animals has found it's way into people's menu. May God help us. |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by maasoap(m): 12:36pm On May 06 |
MyVILLAGEpeople: That's because the man in charge is too concerned about increasing government revenue so that they can have more money to share in term of monthly allocations. He doesn't relate with masses at all. |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by maasoap(m): 12:36pm On May 06 |
hisgrace090:Only few Nigerians can afford to have savings nowadays |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by maasoap(m): 12:38pm On May 06 |
Deltafirstson: Tinubu is totally disconnected with the reality on ground. I was just wondering when people who didn't even vote for him were supporting him for removal subsidies on petrol. This is the result |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by maasoap(m): 12:41pm On May 06 |
Freetech: Go back and read the major reason the sellers talked about |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by toprealman: 12:42pm On May 06 |
Tokskob2008:More excuses. Put the blame on Buhari, yes…Tinubu will fix Nigeria…blah blah bla! |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Earthquakes: 12:52pm On May 06 |
Freetech: Not sure if it has been in existence since in Yoruba land but it is alien to us here. And it boils down to the fact that yorubas are more hungry to be buying cut yam 2 Likes |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by ChristineC: 12:58pm On May 06 |
Balabu |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by rinzaugustine: 1:00pm On May 06 |
CodeTemplar:what you typed doesn’t make sense…go school una no gree but prefer to hide under anonymous forum doing online alaye strong Yoruba Muslim to incite the whole Nigeria against your tribe…continue..una don start wetin una no go fit finish |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by ChristineC: 1:02pm On May 06 |
AFOXTJ:keep singing 21 questions by 50Cent |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by sirchim(m): 1:05pm On May 06 |
Deltafirstson:You mean THIEFNIBU Baban Baban BARAWOO resign 🤔? |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by akaahs(m): 1:06pm On May 06 |
MyVILLAGEpeople:It started descending the moment we voted for apc thinking we have reach the bottomless pit |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by femi4: 1:15pm On May 06 |
Freetech:The post make sense, your submission is useless. You acted like nursery kids that draw conclusions from pictures instead of reading the whole article. For context “We now cut the yams in pieces and rearrange broken ones to sell at the rate of N500 to N1,000, depending on the size. “ People buy them a lot more than the tubers. |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by tivity101: 1:15pm On May 06 |
Good response sir kellyzaf: |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by masui(m): 1:32pm On May 06 |
This one don dey happen for Calabar tey tey. 1 Like |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Mistermamus(m): 1:42pm On May 06 |
modernWays:you're mad dont curse you more. As I type this msg I haven't eaten and u write we should be patient after 9 years of bad governance from APC led government. |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by TrackerSK: 1:50pm On May 06 |
God Abeg ooo
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Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Safyqueen: 1:55pm On May 06 |
Tinubu is a big disaster but it is GOD ALMIGHTY that is showing those tribe that claimed academic sophistication over others that they don't know anything. It is obvious now Buhari with NEPA certificate is far better than a Chicago accountant graduate as regards the right country economic policies. Those that carry IMF, world bank, USA, UK, France as their Messiah are not hearing it. Banza kowai |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Montaque(m): 2:00pm On May 06 |
Freetech:Before it used to be done for yams that some parts are bad. But now, it is usual to see good yams divided into two or three so that it can be affordable for singles or small families. And its happens in every part of the country. Yam is costly now 1 Like |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Edusouls(m): 2:05pm On May 06 |
Deltafirstson:resign for were, Igbo man would never rule Nigeria, instead let’s enjoy the depressing hardship this I too know leadership has brought upon us, 7 more years of hardship loading |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Edusouls(m): 2:13pm On May 06 |
Am an Igbo man that regards the Yorubas at high esteem, but tinubu let the Yorubas down badly, his policies are just not working it’s already failing repeatedly and things are getting worse and worse, I pray it doesn’t get to a tipping point, buhari was a much better manager |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Love800(m): 2:20pm On May 06 |
What about coco-yams, why are people not eating it? transient123: |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by MyVILLAGEpeople(m): 2:20pm On May 06 |
SWATMan: And the masses are just keeping quiet. Half of all these didn’t happen under Jonathan before they went to Ojota and protests. In fela voice — Suffering and smiling. |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Magnificenttop: 2:26pm On May 06 |
Brendaniel: E tire me o. When many are already starving to death. They expect people to clap for him like those lost ones - yarimo, helinus or whatever, who noone is even sure if they're enslaved souls or genetic slaves or bots or just people who're not in country to know what's happening. But whoever they're, I believe karma will judge them all for supporting all the ill that innocent Nigerians have been passing through. They won't go unpunished. The blood of oppressed souls will ask them. |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by tiswell(m): 2:28pm On May 06 |
itsmayiela:that's how you people usually 'see" . Bunch of re..tards! |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Brendaniel: 2:33pm On May 06 |
favor914: No it is the fault of the thousands of farmers that been killed due to insecurity? It is the fault of thousands of farmers who have to pay exorbitant levy imposed by bandits before and after farming? It is the fault of the thousands of farmers who may have had to stay away from farming due to the 2 issues above that is the responsbility of the federal government headed by Tinubu to handle.... You stay abroad and have the audacity to call victims of bad governance Lazy people, so the people that died in their farms due to insecurity are lazy people? The people that pay levy and tax or kidnapped in their farms for ransom are lazy people? You are not in Nigeria yet you are insulting people living in Nigeria and call them lazy? Why don't you come back to Nigeria and come and show those you call lazy how much of a hard working person you are, you ran away from the country only to insult those that are in it... If everything was so good for you in Nigeria as as a self acclaimed hard working person, why did you run out of Nigeria? Why not come back and be hardworking here... You are blaming others including victims for the failure of the government because of tribal, religious or political affiliation, how heartless, wicked and insensitive can you be.... You support nonsense into office then blame citizens and victims when the nonsense is not making sense... How wicked can some of you be.... |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by Brendaniel: 2:40pm On May 06 |
Magnificenttop: Some of them are not in Nigeria, in fact some of the major names you see here supporting Tinubu are not in Nigeria, I don't want to start mentioning them here but I know about 8-10 of them. Some are even in America.... I just see them as wicked human beings..... 1 Like |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by stevups(m): 2:55pm On May 06 |
Deltafirstson: So that your Obi can occupy, that is why your people are destroying our economy. Continue God is seeing you 🌞 |
Re: Harsh Economy: Cut Yams On Sale At Food Markets by cucumbar: 3:22pm On May 06 |
modernWays:😁😁. You are seeing things go worse with your big eyes , and you are still exercising patience for 2 years. You are also seeing with your two big eyes that these people are not making any efforts to improve the situation, and you are hoping that things will get better? What’s the basis of your hope? You better open your eyes and nose and smell the coffee. |
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