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Oh boy. That's massive.

Thanks for Buhari and the evil party

Sai baba

Empty skull

SHAME people are campaigning for APC

NwaNimo1:
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Baba say something.

Wow!! Indeed buhari and his cartel are doing extremely well.

See record breaking!.
And Emilokan has promised to continue from where Buhari stops!.

Wonderful people.
APC !, your urchins really love and appreciate your efforts

We are finished

Fuckkk Buhari!
Fuckkk Tinubu who brought him!
And if you're down with this two...
Fuckkk you too!

FreeStuffsNG:
I know interpreting this is too difficult to understand for the lazy youth who idles away on the social media 24/7 from January to december to make a career in jesting and entertainment, this inflation is not caused by the Federal Govt and if you can just quit your idleness and live a productive lifesfyle, this temporary high inflation locally and globally can be a blessing for you to earn more.

The basket does not have all the goods and services in the country and some of the composite items like energy-related costs, school needs etc maybe temporary price increases

What is your point exactly

ATLIEN2027:
Compared to other countries, 20 percent is bad but could have been worse. Some countries even have it worse than Nigeria right now.
It's a Global crisis right now. Even here in the US, inflation is killing with price increase from food, Gas, housing, cars and even bills.
Imagine GA power charging people way more for electricity because of inflation.

Top 10 Countries with the Highest Inflation Rates (Trading Economics Jan 2022)
Venezuela — 1198.0%
Sudan — 340.0%
Lebanon — 201.0%
Syria — 139.0%
Suriname — 63.3%
Zimbabwe — 60.7%
Argentina — 51.2%
Turkey — 36.1%
Iran — 35.2%
Ethiopia — 33.0%

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/inflation-rate-by-country

https://www.yahoo.com/now/bad-inflation-different-countries-around-090000683.html

This inflations stuff is almost occuring in every where of the world...I watched Aljazeera business news this noon

oshozondii:


https://twitter.com/Broadstreet_Fin/status/1570390828803137539?s=19

What Buhari can not destroy doesn't exist.....

ATLIEN2027:
Compared to other countries, 20 percent is bad but could have been worse. Some countries even have it worse than Nigeria right now.
It's a Global crisis right now. Even here in the US, inflation is killing with price increase from food, Gas, housing, cars and even bills.
Imagine GA power charging people way more for electricity because of inflation.

Top 10 Countries with the Highest Inflation Rates (Trading Economics Jan 2022)
Venezuela — 1198.0%
Sudan — 340.0%
Lebanon — 201.0%
Syria — 139.0%
Suriname — 63.3%
Zimbabwe — 60.7%
Argentina — 51.2%
Turkey — 36.1%
Iran — 35.2%
Ethiopia — 33.0%

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/inflation-rate-by-country

https://www.yahoo.com/now/bad-inflation-different-countries-around-090000683.html

At least most of those countries have stable electricity, lower poverty and unemployment rates than Nigeria.

Also, why not compare to countries we aspire to be like?

What a dead comparison!

FreeStuffsNG:
I know interpreting this is too difficult to understand for the lazy youth who idles away on the social media 24/7 from January to december to make a career in jesting and entertainment, this inflation is not caused by the Federal Govt and if you can just quit your idleness and live a productive lifesfyle, this temporary high inflation locally and globally can be a blessing for you to earn more.

The basket does not have all the goods and services in the country and some of the composite items like energy-related costs, school needs etc maybe temporary price increases

You described yourself. You want me to go and farm for cows right? Or you want me to generate 10 mw of power? Nonsense!

Let beat inflation together. Please chat me up and let's discuss.

TheRealestGuy:


At least most of those countries have stable electricity, lower poverty and unemployment rates than Nigeria.

Also, why not compare to countries we aspire to be like?

What a dead comparison!

The United Kingdom
Inflation in the United Kingdom hit a 40-year high in May, rising at a 9.1% annual rate. The country is now facing a cost of living crisis, with food prices soaring at an 8.7% annual rate in May and energy bills skyrocketing as much as 50% in April.

The Bank of England said in June that it now expects inflation to peak at 11% this year before coming down in 2023. The central bank has raised its key interest rate from near zero to 1.25% since the late last year in hopes of cooling rising prices.

Eurozone
Euro area annual inflation is expected to rise at an 8.6% annual rate in June, up from 8.1% in May, according to Eurostat, the statistical office of the E.U.

Europeans are in the midst of an ongoing energy crisis sparked by the war in Ukraine and subsequent Western sanctions against Russia. Energy prices soared 39.2% from a year ago in May, as the E.U. continues to try and wean itself off a reliance on Russian oil and natural gas. Food, alcohol, and tobacco prices also jumped 7.5% year-over-year in May.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde wrote in a late May blog post that the Euro area will consider rate increases, exiting “negative interest rates by the end of the third quarter” in an attempt to slow inflation.

South Korea
In June, South Korean inflation hit a 24 year high, rising at a 6% annual rate. South Koreans are facing broad-based price increases, but energy costs are rising the most. Petroleum product prices jumped 39.6% year-over-year last month, official data revealed on Tuesday.

The Bank of Korea has raised its key interest rate five times since last August, pushing it to 1.75%, and Governor Rhee Chang-yong said this week that another rate increase could be in the cards if inflation continues to be an issue.

Ethiopia
In May, inflation in Ethiopia soared to a 37% annual rate, with food inflation rising 38% over the same period. The consequences of inflation in Ethiopia have been devastating, pushing the country into a humanitarian crisis, according to the U.N.

On top of that, deadly clashes between the militant groups, including the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), and the Ethiopian government have left hundreds dead, and made the economic situation even worse.

Japan
Inflation in Japan hasn’t historically been an issue, in fact, for years the country was more concerned with low growth and deflation. From 2010 to 2020, inflation in Japan has averaged roughly 0.42%.

In May, however, the country saw its annual inflation rate jump to 2.5%, slightly above its central bank’s target of 2%. [AKA, it might not seem like much, but it’s a lot for this country?]

While other central banks have been raising interest rates to combat inflation, The Bank of Japan has kept short-term rates at -0.1%, the loose monetary policy has led the country’s currency to depreciate to a 24-year low against the U.S. dollar since March.

Israel
Israel’s annual inflation rate touched an 11-year high of 4.1% in May, topping the government’s 1% to 3% target range. The country’s central bank lifted its key interest rate from 0.75% to 1.25% on July 4 in an effort to cool rising housing, food, and fuel prices, but, as officials noted in May, inflation in Israel remains “significantly lower than in most advanced economies.”

Israel’s economy is expected to grow 4.9% in 2022, even amid the war in Ukraine and COVID-19 lockdowns in China which have led to rising inflationary pressure.

FreeStuffsNG:
I know interpreting this is too difficult to understand for the lazy youth who idles away on the social media 24/7 from January to december to make a career in jesting and entertainment, this inflation is not caused by the Federal Govt and if you can just quit your idleness and live a productive lifesfyle, this temporary high inflation locally and globally can be a blessing for you to earn more.

The basket does not have all the goods and services in the country and some of the composite items like energy-related costs, school needs etc maybe temporary price increases

Just stop!!!... This is not necessary!

Noted, next!

Thanks to ajala

oshozondii:


https://twitter.com/Broadstreet_Fin/status/1570390828803137539?s=19

Living in Nigeria is hell on earth, the so called clueless government is busy chasing clouts and avarice, may Jah give us the grace to be victor

All thanks to Buhari

Na From the bottom to the underworld if Bat enter Aso Rock

Sai Baba

Vote APC for continuity

Apc is a failed party. Shikenan.

ATLIEN2027:
Compared to other countries, 20 percent is bad but could have been worse. Some countries even have it worse than Nigeria right now.
It's a Global crisis right now. Even here in the US, inflation is killing with price increase from food, Gas, housing, cars and even bills.
Imagine GA power charging people way more for electricity because of inflation.

Top 10 Countries with the Highest Inflation Rates (Trading Economics Jan 2022)
Venezuela — 1198.0%
Sudan — 340.0%
Lebanon — 201.0%
Syria — 139.0%
Suriname — 63.3%
Zimbabwe — 60.7%
Argentina — 51.2%
Turkey — 36.1%
Iran — 35.2%
Ethiopia — 33.0%

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/inflation-rate-by-country

https://www.yahoo.com/now/bad-inflation-different-countries-around-090000683.html

You are right. But you know, there is something about failure - it finds excuses to make itself feels better. If an individual performs woefully in an exam and he feels relieved because he was not the only one that failed, does that make him better than the others that failed? What about the people that did excellently well?

I crave your indulgence, please, let us stop making excuses for failures. What about the countries that are still doing well despite the general inflation hike. You should be more concerned with the marginal change/spike in Nigeria inflation rate when compared to other statistical periods.

Thanks boss

Dear Almighty God, please help us. Save our country!Dear Almighty God, please help us. Save our country!...

That percentage is just English to me. Right now everything is unaffordable. People are actually suffering. No salary increase from fed, state local, govt nor from respective sme owners yet spaghetti went from 250 to 300 to 350 to 400 now to 500!! People that have kids like four or five won't even tell you what they're passing through! Whatever policy you people are doing in that una abuja should be reversed! Yes the pandemic affected things but other countries created so incentives for its citizens. Govt is making everything harder. Tueh!