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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by Gamesmart: 11:41am On Sep 07, 2018

naijapips04:

Idiota. How much did a loaf of bread cost in the US in mid 2012? How much is it now?

You are the slowpoke here.

Imbecilic idiot, it cost $1.98 in 2012 and now $1.90 in 2018.

https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/APU0000702212?data_tool=XGtable

So the price has even fallen, not rised to $3 as your dumb, illiterate ass claimed.

PVision2020 and vedaxcool, I don humiliate this idiotiramus completely! cheesy

Watch how he go try deviate when his pants are down now. grin

He would say anything except the fact that he was wrong. grin

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by PVision2020(m): 11:48am On Sep 07, 2018

Gamesmart:

Imbecilic idiot, it cost $1.98 in 2012 and now $1.90 in 2018.

https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/APU0000702212?data_tool=XGtable

So the price has even fallen, not rised to $3 as your dumb, illiterate ass claimed.

PVision2020 and vedaxcool, I don humiliate this idiotiramus completely!

Watch how he go try deviate when his pants are down now.

He would say anything except the fact that he was wrong.

Please don't waste your time on that guy. He knows he is wrong but his pride won't allow him to admit.

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by naijapips04: 1:42pm On Sep 07, 2018

Gamesmart:

Imbecilic idiot, it cost $1.98 in 2012 and now $1.90 in 2018.

https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/APU0000702212?data_tool=XGtable

So the price has even fallen, not rised to $3 as your dumb, illiterate ass claimed.

PVision2020 and vedaxcool, I don humiliate this idiotiramus completely!

Watch how he go try deviate when his pants are down now.

He would say anything except the fact that he was wrong.

Idiot can't even interpret the chart he posted.

You mumu friends were posting that the value of USD never changes and I proved them wrong. $1 in 2012 is not the same as $1 in 2018.

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by vedaxcool(m): 3:31pm On Sep 07, 2018

Gamesmart:

Imbecilic idiot, it cost $1.98 in 2012 and now $1.90 in 2018.

https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/APU0000702212?data_tool=XGtable

So the price has even fallen, not rised to $3 as your dumb, illiterate ass claimed.

PVision2020 and vedaxcool, I don humiliate this idiotiramus completely!

Watch how he go try deviate when his pants are down now.

He would say anything except the fact that he was wrong.

Rather than educate himself the mumudos has prefer humiliation rather than humility.

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by Gamesmart: 4:45pm On Sep 07, 2018

naijapips04:

Idiot can't even interpret the chart he posted.

You mumu friends were posting that the value of USD never changes and I proved them wrong. $1 in 2012 is not the same as $1 in 2018.

You are an imbecilic idiot!

Interpret the chart for us then. Tell us how the cost of bread has risen by a factor of 3 from the chat. grin

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by naijapips04: 7:28am On Sep 08, 2018

Gamesmart:

You are an imbecilic idiot!

Interpret the chart for us then. Tell us how the cost of bread has risen by a factor of 3 from the chat.

I will ask you once again. Go back to your chart, how much did a loaf of bread cost in MID 2012, how much does it cost now?

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by vedaxcool(m): 7:31am On Sep 08, 2018

Gamesmart:

You are an imbecilic idiot!

Interpret the chart for us then. Tell us how the cost of bread has risen by a factor of 3 from the chat.

Thank you for helping one of the many moro.ns on nairaland.

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by Gamesmart: 8:02am On Sep 08, 2018

naijapips04:

I will ask you once again. Go back to your chart, how much did a loaf of bread cost in MID 2012, how much does it cost now?

This imbecilic idiot can't read o! grin

What is this? grin

Gamesmart:

Imbecilic idiot, it cost $1.98 in 2012 and now $1.90 in 2018.

https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/APU0000702212?data_tool=XGtable

So the price has even fallen, not rised to $3 as your dumb, illiterate ass claimed.

PVision2020 and vedaxcool, I don humiliate this idiotiramus completely!

Watch how he go try deviate when his pants are down now.

He would say anything except the fact that he was wrong.

Dem don sandpaper your brain? grin

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by ashjay001(m): 8:06am On Sep 08, 2018

Nukilia:
That was the propaganda strategy of the then APC to discredit the then ruling government. The difference is tangible now

Did u see d OPEC income table? $381b compared to a paltry $94b sad

Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by naijapips04: 8:09am On Sep 08, 2018

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by vedaxcool(m): 8:37am On Sep 08, 2018

Gamesmart:

This imbecilic idiot can read o!

What is this?

Dem don sandpaper your brain?

Imbecilic idiot indeed unah na go ki the mumu with insults grin

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Re: Throwback: 61% Of Nigeria Were In Poverty As At 2012 by Amberon: 8:44am On Sep 08, 2018

Stop wasting your time, these people can go to any length in supporting the dullard.

Now here's another angle. A Nigerian travelling abroad mostly would need a BTA of about $1k or $2k which was about N140k or N280 and that's assuming the exchange was N140 to $1. A few months ago a Nigerian family were sent back at the POA in U.S for low BTA. He had exachanged about N1.5m but was told it was too small for his entire family and they were sent back. Something that never happened in the past. In the past that amount could have exchanged for at about $10k.

If anyone doesn't know Nigerians are generally poorer now than before then that person is more lifeless than Buhari.

naijapips04:

Let's assume Breadsellers are accepting dollar notes.

Whereas $1 would get me a loaf of sliced bread that's sold at N120, in 2012, I'd need $3 to get this same bread in 2018.

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