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Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by BackFromBalablu: 4:15pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
SultanOfAbia:When no be swear dem swear for your ancestors. Because you can afford brand new clothes doesn't mean you would make this nonesense statement. Do you know how many people in nigeria has clothed themselves through okirika clothes and is still clothing themselves till now. Guy i buy okirika and wear them because that's what i can afford! Don't use yourself to judge other peoples lifestyle. Custom should nt try this nonesense abeg. It will affect alot of people. 2 Likes |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by Octopusssy(f): 4:16pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
felong:Lol. E pain am |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by frozen70(f): 4:16pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
nlfpmod: Talk is cheap Implementation is the hardest Okrika have been generating Revenue and no one has ever died from wearing Okrika Even the man making this report or speech, his children are wearing Okrika bought buy his wife from the money he gave them for clothings Okrika has come to stay and worst case scenario people will keep smuggling it into the country and still settle the customs If this man is at the border post, he will not make this statement Tokunbo cars were Barned, yet this same people are still buying Tokunbo cars because it's cheaper that brand new care and more affordable May his wish not come true for Okrika head |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by Captaincool1(m): 4:21pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
KingSatan: Sincerely I myself dey buy used clothe where I dey. They call it vintage sales here in Canterbury south east London. 4 Likes |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by Jozilinn: 4:22pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
SultanOfAbia:the only thing that I don't support in okririka is the underwear part,but honestly it has helped a lot of low income earners, widows even orphans not to talk of people doing manual jobs it's not everyone that can afford all these expensive readymade...petrol hike has worsen the prices of these things,who no like better thing. 2 Likes |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by jackmrandy: 4:25pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
nlfpmod: na only him body the thing injure oh |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by nevadahenz2014(m): 4:27pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
that clothes that you purchase from the boutiques in your area are all okirika..them go rewash them and add perfumes to it,then hang it inside the shop with A.C blowing it consistently...go yaba or kantagora...na thier them day pick them from..... SultanOfAbia: 1 Like |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by NAC1666: 4:27pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
nlfpmod:What did they ban before? |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by NAVYdogg: 4:28pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
Of all problems bothering this corntree na Okrika be government problem abi. This privilege mótherfvckerz are very MÂD. So whatever benefits the common man is now tag bad in their eye. |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by nevadahenz2014(m): 4:29pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
them plenty for nyayan market in your country capital(ABUJA) Captaincool1: |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by ennygr8: 4:31pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
KingSatan: I don't even know their problem with used clothes. Before many were born used clothes has been. Why bring I up now that things are difficulty in the country? |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by figment232(m): 4:32pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
TINUBU is WORKING ...MY ASS |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by felong(m): 4:33pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
Octopusssy:Is that what you use to console yourself whenever your stupidity is called out? |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by CheedyJ(m): 4:36pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
KingSatan:Don't mind them with all their anti-people policies cos even in the advanced world, they sell used clothes at least, I'm very certain about the Uk and I know it's same too in the USA.Regulating it would have been okay instead of outright ban. Mumu people |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by Henry22(m): 4:36pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
One brand new men's shirt cost between 7000 to 15 thousand on average so I ask how many people can actually afford that in the Nigeria of today? |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by LagBae(f): 4:36pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
They should kukuma gather all poor people in one place and start shooting them. Tufiakwa! Food, they can't buy School, they can't attend Good healthcare, they can't afford Shelter, mbanu. Fuel subsidy removal,na the poor dey suffer am pass, with nothing to cushion the effect . Now they want to deprive them of the Okirika clothes, they are managing to cover their unclothedness. God would judge all these people making inconsiderate laws and bans, while they and their families feed fat and live fine. |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by JOemmy(m): 4:38pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
Nigeria is currently the poverty capital of the whole world how many nigerians can afford a brand new jeans of #5k? |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by sharone21(f): 4:39pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
There are some ministries that women should strictly be heading since they go more to the market and empathize more. 1 Like |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by BennyDGreat: 4:40pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
Lolachef: Say what you want to become, not what your current situation looks like. Confess positively. See you at the top! |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by Ykc2(m): 4:41pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
SultanOfAbia:I want them to ban second hand cars too |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by PeggySandas(f): 4:42pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
SultanOfAbia: Last line does it for me.
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Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by IMASTEX: 4:43pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
MizMyColi:You forgot to mention that those clothes aren't shipped in volume from elsewhere. Meanwhile, kokubo clothes have always been a contraband item for long. |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by Tallesty1(m): 4:47pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
KingSatan:Wait, so Satan is more compassionate than our leaders? |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by IMASTEX: 4:48pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
MizMyColi:You forgot to mention that those clothes aren't shipped in volume from elsewhere. Meanwhile, kokubo clothes have always been a contraband item for long. In as much as, items should be affordable to all. We shouldn't also forget not to kill local production by allowing too much of what we already have. Though, even the locals are greedy with pricing. If you visit the port and see what comes in, you would call the country a bin. Inferiority complex is an issue here. |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by grandstar(m): 4:48pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
datola: There's nothing wrong with trade liberalization. The reason why you export is to have money to pay for your imports. We do not stock Martian pounds as we don't do business with Mars. Trade liberalization forces countries to focus resources on things they are good at. You don't need to protect your economy from things you are good at. For instance, only a dumb person would import plantain into the country. Even if they do, plantain farmers won't be scared. Countries do best when they focus resources on industries they have comparative advantage. For instance, crude oil has greatly benefitted the country. Imagine if the nation had fully developed it and was refining 3mbpd of crude oil, was the 2nd largest gas exporter after Algeria in Africa, was the logistic hub of the oil industry in Africa, had the largest indigenous oil servicing companies on the continent, how big do you think the GDP would be now? Now imagine replicating that feat in 5 other industries? That's what Germany is renown for. There'll be this Mittelstand (medium size company) that will account for half of the global supply of a certain component in car batteries for instance-and you have hundreds of companies like these. Liberalization enables you to enjoy the things produced in other countries competitively while they enjoy yours. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by Menclothing: 4:51pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
Why will you wear use cloth by unknown person used undies that’s not poverty that’s curse I sell 2k tees 5k shirt 3500 short brand new we have buy brand new The bad thing am Seeing recently used china cloth is what they are selling |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by gloryman91: 4:52pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
Do you want to suffocate the disOBIdents pipu now? First is property tax law for Lagos State next is ban on Okirika clothes. Who no know go know. |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by rollymore(m): 4:54pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
The Nigeria Customs Service does not ban anything. It only implements Federal Government policies on Import and Export. Fed Gov bans, Customs implement. The ban on the importation of second hand clothes (okirika) has been in force for more than ten years now. It's not a new policy. 1 Like |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by Farid24224(m): 4:59pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
KingSatan: Don't suffer-cate them |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by femicyrus(m): 5:02pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
datola:Just like they ban rice to create invisible 1 million jobs only to sentence 200 million Nigerians into poverty and hunger. Rice of high quality still sells for equivalent of #8000 across Africa today but here, a poor quality rice is selling for #36,000 1 Like |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by Babaken(m): 5:06pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
SultanOfAbia:For your mind you make sense how many times you don buy aba made clothes give the less privilege in your community. |
Re: Customs Plans To Ban Second-Hand Clothes (Okrika) by InyinyaAgbaOku(m): 5:21pm On Jun 09, 2023 |
datola: Na so Una talk for rice , Buhari's administration was the worst in terms of economy in Nigeria's history 2 Likes |
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