Prinxxdave:



the person wai dy shake your bottle, no get joy at all



u dy form rich person shey

blackpanda:


U dont even live in abuja and u are opening mouth to spew trash Mtscheew

linkers:
Abuja looks dirty under this man unlike before

gypsey:
Good! i don't want to keep seeing poor, scruffy and dirty looking people and filt littered road when i am on my way from the Aiport, it's supposed to be an International Airport Road. not a local street market.

pedrilo:
enjoy ur ecstasy in schadenfreude

Nigeriadondie1:


I can authoritatively tell you that there are parts of the world where there are not poor people. Like polio it is possible to eradicate poverty completely thru good governance and equitable wealth distribution for all.
In the words of late reggae artist Joseph Hill ‘There is more than enough to satisfy everyman’s need but never enough to satisfy their greed’.
In Nigeria, it is possible to eradicate poverty if we stop the avoidable wastage in govt from the illegal and high salaries of your public office holders like the lawmakers who gulp 13.5 million, get constituency allowances which in d first place lawmakers have no business financing projects. That is the exclusive dury of the executive, the illegal security votes never accounted for by governors with inflated cabinets even at the federal level.
Nigeria is forever doomed beyond redemption.

gypsey:
thanks! i will!

pedrilo:
you've really got to be some schmuck to fall for that one

gypsey:
Yes! i don't liive in Abuja, how can i? with people like you?

blackpanda:


Then mind ya biz and stfu

jnfoage:

Pls mention the countries that don't have poor people, that's the part I'm interested in. I am not interested in the lengthy sermon. Example, US that is not doomed, do they have poor people? If they do, are these poor people presented as the image of the country? Pls this is just what I'm interested in, leave the other sermon for another day.

gypsey:
thanks! Anything else reasonable you want to add?

gypsey:
Good! i don't want to keep seeing poor, scruffy and dirty looking people and filt littered road when i am on my way from the Aiport, it's supposed to be an International Airport Road. not a local street market.

jnfoage:

Pls mention the countries that don't have poor people, that's the part I'm interested in. I am not interested in the lengthy sermon. Example, US that is not doomed, do they have poor people? If they do, are these poor people presented as the image of the country? Pls this is just what I'm interested in, leave the other sermon for another day.

quentin06:


worst form of poverty is that of the mind, and you re full of it

kevoh:
If you stay in that lugbe, Kuje,ACO, airport e.t.c axis you will understand how important that market is to your pocket, both for the farmers and the average consumer in this Buhari's induced recession.

Nigeriadondie1:


I can authoritatively tell you that there are parts of the world where there are not poor people. Like polio it is possible to eradicate poverty completely thru good governance and equitable wealth distribution for all.
In the words of late reggae artist Joseph Hill ‘There is more than enough to satisfy everyman’s need but never enough to satisfy their greed’.
In Nigeria, it is possible to eradicate poverty if we stop the avoidable wastage in govt from the illegal and high salaries of your public office holders like the lawmakers who gulp 13.5 million, get constituency allowances which in d first place lawmakers have no business financing projects. That is the exclusive dury of the executive, the illegal security votes never accounted for by governors with inflated cabinets even at the federal level.
Nigeria is forever doomed beyond redemption.

Nigeriadondie1:


I can authoritatively tell you that there are parts of the world where there are not poor people. Like polio it is possible to eradicate poverty completely thru good governance and equitable wealth distribution for all.
In the words of late reggae artist Joseph Hill ‘There is more than enough to satisfy everyman’s need but never enough to satisfy their greed’.
In Nigeria, it is possible to eradicate poverty if we stop the avoidable wastage in govt from the illegal and high salaries of your public office holders like the lawmakers who gulp 13.5 million, get constituency allowances which in d first place lawmakers have no business financing projects. That is the exclusive dury of the executive, the illegal security votes never accounted for by governors with inflated cabinets even at the federal level.
Nigeria is forever doomed beyond redemption.

jnfoage:

Pls mention the countries that don't have poor people, that's the part I'm interested in. I am not interested in the lengthy sermon. Example, US that is not doomed, do they have poor people? If they do, are these poor people presented as the image of the country? Pls this is just what I'm interested in, leave the other sermon for another day.

fabienjoe:


If poverty is a word, it exists in all countries but poverty in Nigeria context, I mean absolute and dehumanising poverty, does not exist in many countries in Western Europe. The average poor in these countries enjoy good food, clothing and decent accomodation, job or no job. Government makes sure that is the case. Even prisoners there enjoy these. Their poor are well mannered and sometimes provided decent accommodation in the centre of cities, next to the rich. You can't tell the difference. You can never see the likes of the demolished Gosa market and gut wrenchingly poor dirty people eking out a living anywhere in western Europe. In case you need more clarity, I mean countries like the UK, France, Germany and so on.

gypsey:
Good! i don't want to keep seeing poor, scruffy and dirty looking people and filt littered road when i am on my way from the Aiport, it's supposed to be an International Airport Road. not a local street market.

oluwamitomisin:
Who be this one?

ellalina:
That life saver market