dazzlingd:


The entitlement right of these people is becoming so irritating,
The government does not owe anybody food!
Appreciate the little u were given and stop comparing us to wealthy nations like the likes of canada, it's a stupid comparison.

If you people had planned your lives, it wont be this bad, I am not saying every hands are equal, but there are people out here even in the villages who dont have up to what these ingrates have and arent complaining, they dont even have phones to go on social media to complain. So u expect bags of rice, groundnut oil, gas supply and a dozen broilers

You suddenly think getting fed is the responsibility of the government, kudos to countries that have the luxury to provide that, but expecting that from a populated nation like ours where people dont even pay tax is madness.

Yet you see a couple living in one room with 8 children and u want the government to feed u all, well the government will do what they know how to do best, they will use this avenue to loot more national cake

tollyboy5:
rubbish! when we were shouting dont vote for them they were collecting money to vote and cup of rice and garri, but now they share the same thing and you're complaining because its sit-at-home lock-down when its 2023 una go wise up

aduku1:


Oga it is their right..according to the International covenant of economic social and cultural right which nigeria is a party to, the right to food is mandatory and cannot be derogated. Also note that the right to food does not end at access to food only cos you might argue that since shops selling foods are open for some duration then the right has not been violation but this right also extends to the means of getting the food and since businesses are close which is one of the major means a citizen use to get funds in purchasing food and the fact that many Nigeria survival on daily works without having opportunity to much savings then we can bold say since such funds will be unavailable at this moment then their right to food has been violated and the government in remedying this are suppose to put in place proper palliatives to curb this situation. My article on this will be published today

Also be aware that weather a country is rich or not does not give them right to violate such right..the right is final and cannot be derogated even in times of emergency, the minimum core obligation of providing food must be actualized by the state. This is even supported also by International Humanitarian law that even in times of Armed conflicts like war, the right to food should not be violated.

aduku1:


Oga it is their right..according to the International covenant of economic social and cultural right which nigeria is a party to, the right to food is mandatory and cannot be derogated. Also note that the right to food does not end at access to food only cos you might argue that since shops selling foods are open for some duration then the right has not been violation but this right also extends to the means of getting the food and since businesses are close which is one of the major means a citizen use to get funds in purchasing food and the fact that many Nigeria survival on daily works without having opportunity to much savings then we can bold say since such funds will be unavailable at this moment then their right to food has been violated and the government in remedying this are suppose to put in place proper palliatives to curb this situation. My article on this will be published today

abokikhalifa:
I swear Nigeria govt funny die. You ask people to stay at home without providing a means of survival. So the best they can do is to share 4 cups of rice to resident. Abeg, how will a family of 5 share 4 cups of rice for 2 weeks. Watch the Video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmh2oXp65iU

junglej:



See!!! Your whole generation is cursed for ultering that nonsense from your smelling mouth. Someone who has no means to eat is insulting others, you fool.

Babatunde40:
In other countries, when they share relief materials they do not brand it politically.

But in Nigeria, everything is branded for political gains.

dazzlingd:


The entitlement right of these people is becoming so irritating,
The government does not owe anybody food!
Appreciate the little u were given and stop comparing us to wealthy nations like the likes of canada, it's a stupid comparison.

If you people had planned your lives, it wont be this bad, I am not saying every hands are equal, but there are people out here even in the villages who dont have up to what these ingrates have and arent complaining, they dont even have phones to go on social media to complain. So u expect bags of rice, groundnut oil, gas supply and a dozen broilers

You suddenly think getting fed is the responsibility of the government, kudos to countries that have the luxury to provide that, but expecting that from a populated nation like ours where people dont even pay tax is madness.

Yet you see a couple living in one room with 8 children and u want the government to feed u all, well the government will do what they know how to do best, they will use this avenue to loot more national cake

conductor260:
Let them keep blowing Yoruba there instead of finding work when the lockdown ends. They can keep expecting other people to feed them.

Sharing food during quarantine is not compulsory. The people who are doing it are doing it out of goodwill.

BabaO2:
Government made a mistake of attempting giving Nigerians foodstuffs. Nigeria is not Switzerland or any of these well organised European countries that different houses know the number of people living in houses next to them. Government of those countries know exactly number of people on each street, how many foodstuffs government is going to buy for over 20m people in Lagos State, since everyone is connected to a working class citizens one way or the other, government should have mandated every company either small and large companies to pay off their staff before the lockdown and encourage/persuade the paid working class to help their relatives in one way or the other.

GreatResearcher:

TheGiftedOne:
That is for breakfast, they'll bring lunch and dinner when it's time.

NaijaRoyalty:


It's your father and mother and other generations that are cursed .

alizma:

If you think is not enough, hand it over to your neighbor while you wait for the full bag that you are expecting from Trump. Ungrateful people. You complain of government not given anything, now you are given something, you are complaining of the size.

abokikhalifa:
I swear Nigeria govt funny die. You ask people to stay at home without providing a means of survival. So the best they can do is to share 4 cups of rice to resident. Abeg, how will a family of 5 share 4 cups of rice for 2 weeks. Watch the Video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmh2oXp65iU

NaijaRoyalty:


Then paying tax too is not compulsory , the people paying it are also doing it out of goodwill.

tollyboy5:
rubbish! when we were shouting dont vote for them they were collecting money to vote and cup of rice and garri, but now they share the same thing and you're complaining because its sit-at-home lock-down when its 2023 una go wise up

dazzlingd:


The entitlement right of these people is becoming so irritating,
The government does not owe anybody food!
Appreciate the little u were given and stop comparing us to wealthy nations like the likes of canada, it's a stupid comparison.

If you people had planned your lives, it wont be this bad, I am not saying every hands are equal, but there are people out here even in the villages who dont have up to what these ingrates have and arent complaining, they dont even have phones to go on social media to complain. So u expect bags of rice, groundnut oil, gas supply and a dozen broilers

You suddenly think getting fed is the responsibility of the government, kudos to countries that have the luxury to provide that, but expecting that from a populated nation like ours where people dont even pay tax is madness.

Yet you see a couple living in one room with 8 children and u want the government to feed u all, well the government will do what they know how to do best, they will use this avenue to loot more national cake

conductor260:
Let them keep blowing Yoruba there instead of finding work when the lockdown ends. They can keep expecting other people to feed them.

Sharing food during quarantine is not compulsory. The people who are doing it are doing it out of goodwill.

ujiranky:

Pls whenever u are contesting for any position both home and abroad pls let me know, so i can vote against u

TheGiftedOne:
That is for breakfast, they'll bring lunch and dinner when it's time.

Amanda4life:


Let them shut up and eat the rice in peace.

If they like let them be 20 in one room
The papa wey born them, no no say time like this dey come.?

Let them go and meet their father.
Well may be the man is with his newest wife

conductor260:
Let them keep blowing Yoruba there instead of finding work when the lockdown ends. They can keep expecting other people to feed them.

Sharing food during quarantine is not compulsory. The people who are doing it are doing it out of goodwill.

conductor260:
Let them keep blowing Yoruba there instead of finding work when the lockdown ends. They can keep expecting other people to feed them.

Sharing food during quarantine is not compulsory. The people who are doing it are doing it out of goodwill.

aduku1:


Oga it is their right..according to the International covenant of economic social and cultural right which nigeria is a party to, the right to food is mandatory and cannot be derogated. Also note that the right to food does not end at access to food only cos you might argue that since shops selling foods are open for some duration then the right has not been violation but this right also extends to the means of getting the food and since businesses are close which is one of the major means a citizen use to get funds in purchasing food and the fact that many Nigeria survival on daily works without having opportunity to much savings then we can bold say since such funds will be unavailable at this moment then their right to food has been violated and the government in remedying this are suppose to put in place proper palliatives to curb this situation. My article on this will be published today