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Consumers Lament As Food Prices Rise 30% In Eight States / February 2021 Inflation Rate Rises To 17.33% As Food Inflation Jumps To 21.79% / FG Owes 79% Of N20tr Domestic Debts, As Lagos Leads States (2) (3) (4)

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Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by FireUpNow(m): 6:10pm On Jul 17, 2023
Baba blublu is working according to agbado and cassava crew
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by HellVictorinho6(m): 6:14pm On Jul 17, 2023
Djbme:


Why are you like this ?
Are those things you said is name of person


They are dragging the national poison, go and fetch arms so that we can drag our share out, that is how dokubo started,we can take it 4ther if u get raba anyhow 4rm the richer guys, boom!!!!
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by Dayus04007(m): 6:17pm On Jul 17, 2023
I missed buhari.
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by HellVictorinho6(m): 6:24pm On Jul 17, 2023
sultanofpigs:
Helinus, why change moniker? grin
Can you afford fuel now?..
Show me your fueling Station that sells fuel at #28/liter
grin.


Na ur papa be helineus angry


Ur mama


Ur gf


May ur blood be used


4 accusing me of being helineus angry cry angry
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by Djbme: 6:41pm On Jul 17, 2023
HellVictorinho6:


They are dragging the national poison, go and fetch arms so that we can drag our share out, that is how dokubo started,we can take it 4ther if u get raba anyhow 4rm the richer guys, boom!!!!

How want take get money to get all these things you are saying
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by Cti28(m): 6:55pm On Jul 17, 2023
verybadmouth:

I'm a farmer bro.
What will make you rich as a farmer, is when the demand for a particular farm produce is high and it's availability does not match the demand. With the price of other goods and services remaining stable and not increasing.

Looking at the current scenario, the increase in prices cuts across all sectors. If you sell your farm produce at a high cost, you will also buy other goods and services at a high cost.

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Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by HellVictorinho6(m): 7:12pm On Jul 17, 2023
Djbme:


How want take get money to get all these things you are saying


They dont say it outside.

Whatsapp 08184275086.

Every wisdom is an intention to get wealth,anyways.
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by ezegenigbonine: 9:15pm On Jul 17, 2023
MuslimIgbo:

You get brain so ?
You think a government that just started governance few weeks ago is responsible for this?

Ogun kill you there, no call Buhari oooo and no blame person ooo, no be same apc dey rule eeh sense man

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Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by IbeOkehie: 9:32pm On Jul 17, 2023
verybadmouth:
The upward trend in food prices is not entirely negative, as it will eventually lead to increased wealth for farmers. However, the true concern lies in the unfavorable economic conditions where individuals experience reduced earnings or complete financial deprivation.

Government is already planning to rob farmers with the new National Commodity Board. Just watch and see...

t2luv1:

In a country that imports 80% of goods they consume your government decided to devalue the currency by 50% yeap 50% ain't that something? Meanwhile, the salary of average workers remains flat with no safety whatsoever in place to help the masses. I say it again Nigerians deserved the government they voted for.

Honestly President Tinubu had no choice but to devalue the naira, he actually hasn't implemented the REAL solution which is a COMPLETE and unfettered FLOAT. So he will be forced to devalue again because it's an unsustainable subsidy just like fuel subsidy.

In the long run it's a good policy but being that the APC is fundamentally socialist, he's already announced other subsidy programs that will cancel out the good he has done so far.

Yes, Nigerians are getting exactly the government they deserve.

GanagiBitrus:
For how long shall we continue like this.

It will continue for as long as Nigerians remain Nigerians. It's a pity.

Good Luck to Nigerians!

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Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by ezegenigbonine: 11:42pm On Jul 17, 2023
Agbado think say Nigeria na Lagos, ota na e don set
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by Blake755: 12:31am On Jul 18, 2023
Iamhawkeyez:
Who else don notice say the defenders no dey come online again??
No money to buy fuel to charge there phone and defend their pay masters 😂😂
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by grandstar(m): 12:34am On Jul 18, 2023
AjaoEstater:
It still cannot be worse/out of control than Republic of Ireland since Nigeria have the lowest VAT rate on the planet, no income tax, and water is free here unlike in the Emerald Isle. Nigeria is also a federation so price varies in all it constituent states. In Ireland the price for one slice bread you can use to buy 2 or 3 here some people dont even have money to pay monthly house rent talk less of put food on the table. Nigeria also have the lowest cigarette price on the planet and you can even get single sticks here unlike over there (Thanks to the Hausas for making it a big thing here- my fellow aboki countryman will sell it even dirt cheap. I am looking for them here in Osun right now 😂😘). If hunger catch the whole world, Nigerians will never starve to death because we have garri- my mother always say that to me years ago.

God Bless, Nigeria, Long Live Nigeria.

Is Ireland a good place for business?
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by AjaoEstater(m): 5:50am On Jul 18, 2023
grandstar:


Is Ireland a good place for business?
Large US corporations yes but now they are all leaving even Banks are leaving (Ulster, KBC) so just two big banks remaining AIB and Bank of Ireland compared to over 100 banks and their branches, subsidiaries, and networks in Nigeria (you can even say about 10 big ones here out of that number). Their stock market is literally non existing there since they sold out to pan-EU's Euronext (and like 50 companies listed) compared to Nigeria which have the largest stock market in west Africa and second largest on the African continent (with close 500 companies listed). Just before I came back to the Federation in January, Argos owned by Sainsbury (one of the largest supermarket chains in the UK and world) shut down all the stores and existed the Irish market, same with GameStop a large US video game retail corporation. Everything in that country got so bad even their Police (An Garda Siochana) are finding it difficult to retain members (officers).

To be fair though, The Irish (White Irish) are so nice and open-minded compared to any other White Europeans.

Their weather is so bad rains like 365/366 days 😂 and overcrowded hospitals (to be fair 86 hospitals compared to Nigeria 40,000 hospitals)
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by AjaoEstater(m): 6:01am On Jul 18, 2023
grandstar:


Is Ireland a good place for business?
Large US corporations yes but now they are all leaving even Banks are leaving (Ulster, KBC) so just two big banks remaining AIB and Bank of Ireland compared to over 100 banks and their branches, subsidiaries, and networks in Nigeria (you can even say about 10 big ones here out of that number). Their stock market is literally non existing there since they sold out to pan-EU's Euronext (and like 50 companies listed) compared to Nigeria which have the largest stock market in west Africa and second largest on the African continent (with close 500 companies listed). Just before I came back to the Federation in January, Argos owned by Sainsbury (one of the largest supermarket chains in the UK and world) shut down all the stores and existed the Irish market, same with GameStop a large US video game retail corporation. Everything in that country got so bad even their Police (An Garda Siochana) are finding it difficult to retain members (officers).

To be fair though, The Irish (White Irish) are so nice and open-minded compared to any other White Europeans.

Their weather is so bad rains like 365/366 days 😂 and overcrowded hospitals (to be fair 86 hospitals compared to Nigeria 40,000 hospitals)

https://www.thejournal.ie/why-is-ireland-cool-as-europe-boils-6120977-Jul2023/
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by condralbedez: 9:33am On Jul 18, 2023
70 Billion to repair NASS furniture,and still some people believe this Administration will favour them .
Tueh
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by ezegenigbonine: 10:21am On Jul 18, 2023
MuslimIgbo:

You get brain so ?
You think a government that just started governance few weeks ago is responsible for this?

And who is crazy here? Who runs Bihari government? Is it another party ruling? You don't get point.
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by Hugose: 12:22pm On Jul 18, 2023
Unperturbedpota:
This is where you should slip in Green Day's American idiot disc into you player and start playing "Welcome to paradise" song 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Turn it up so loud the speakers bleed 😁

Sounds like you are a rock music fan like me
Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Hits 22.79% As Food Prices Rise by kizxaxa: 5:25pm On Aug 07, 2023
APC is worst thing ever happened to Nigeria..just look at the mess these unenlightened fools have caused

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