PlayMaker14:
There's nothing like Miracle....

He bought those people.

Instead of missing Buhari who was a first class failure and E-diot, channel this emotion to the Judiciary, and incase there's a rerun, sensitive your people to vote credible leaders irrespective of tribe or religion.

Tinubuwins2023e:
All this lazy fucktads that are useless to the society and cannot do anything reasonable with there lives other than crying and wailing.
Don't seat up and get something doing and the living in the past. Hunger will just kill you and you die malnourished for nothing

PlayMaker14:
You and Sarki.


Don't bring Allah into this.

Allah gave y'all brains, but hatred for the other tribes made y'all exchange the brain for Awara.

I realy miss Buhari pls he should come back oh, he should come and continue ruling us pls, a half of a bread is better than none Me i don't no what this shege mutum is doing in aso rock o how will i be living in nouth that things are still a little bit cheap under buhari, and be buying fuel 600, me i realy Miss Ex President Buhari i swear, i pray that allah see us through from this wickednes.

4KNGOATS:
;
madness dey grow for una house

Therock5555:
Omoh me nah confirm red flag oh. Any girl wey do anyhow go see anyhow.

Na me be the red flag wey you go see from your girl cause na people girlfriends I dey follow, if girl tell me say she single, I'll lose interest, you must have a serious boyfriend to pickle my attention.

Ask around, I don't have shame

Girls don show me shege and me sef don show plenty girls shege promax, so nobody loses.

Anyway read my life story, "hell hath no fury" thread, make you see queen of red flags wey nearly kill me before my time

cheechee1:

I am in the sports niche

The 2023 Eid-el-Kabir, otherwise known as Ileya festival among the Yoruba is coming at a time when the people are struggling to make ends meet and put food on their tables.

Also known as Eid-al-Adha or the Feast of Sacrifice, the festival is the second and the largest of the two major festivals celebrated in Islam. The festival involves the slaughtering of rams and other acceptable animals to offer sacrifices to Allah.

In Nigeria, the festival is always celebrated by feasting, partying and merrymaking.

It offers an opportunity for families to reunite and for communities or clubs to hold carnivals and other cultural get-togethers.

In just a few hours to the festival, DAILY POST reports that Muslims in Ogun State are struggling to ensure they do not lose out of this year’s events. The need to buy a ram, get the necessary foodstuffs, buy new attires and footwear for the family are already giving a lot of people heartbreaks, especially as the prices have skyrocketed.

Unlike what obtained in the past, the excitement that usually welcomed the Eid-el-Kabir is nowhere to be found across Ogun communities.

It is the same scenario across the country, with citizens expressing sadness over the inflation rate.

“By now, a lot of people would have returned home from Lagos and other places for this festival, but there is nothing like that again. It seems people are not ready to travel down for the Sallah,” Iya Kabiru, a local trader told our correspondent.

Like Iya Kabiru said, Muslims, in the past, would have their rams or cows tethered in front of their houses, a way of giving assurances to neighbours that all is set for the festival.

“But, that is not the case this year. Have you seen any ram since you entered this street? There is no more.

Rams have become too unaffordable for the ordinary man. We can only think of a way out,” said Alhaji Azeez Ojo, in Oluwo, Abeokuta.

Our correspondent learnt that Muslims who could not afford a medium-sized ram at the rate of N200,000 or more have resorted to contributing money to buy cows.

“Four of us contributed N100,000 each to buy that cow in the car boot. We will divide it equally among ourselves.

“That is better than buying a ‘lamb’ with a whole lot of money,” an old man spoke, while explaining the situation of things at the Kara market in Rounder.

Findings by our correspondent revealed both the buyers and sellers are lamenting the present condition of the nation’s economy.

While the traders are complaining of low patronage, the buyers return home empty handed because the money with them falls below price expectations.

It was gathered that the rise in inflation brought about a hike in prices of commodities, thereby reducing the purchasing powers of ordinary Nigerians.

Also, the masses were yet to recover from the pains of the botched naira redesign policy of the Buhari administration that badly affected many businesses when President Bola Tinubu slammed them with fuel subsidy removal and consequent naira devaluation.

“I went to the market this morning but I could not buy anything. Everything I wanted to buy has increased by more than 100 percent.

“Pepper, tomatoes, rice, garri, palm oil and other items have become very expensive. I just returned home,” Mrs Ismail, a resident of Idiroko told our correspondent.

Drivers increase transport fares
In their usual practice, drivers across all motor parks have increased transport fares, adding more to the sufferings of the poor masses.

DAILY POST observed that immediately the pump price of petrol rose to over N500 following the removal of subsidy, transporters also responded by increasing the cost of transportation.

For example, Abeokuta to Iperu, which used to be N900 was increased to N1500. Also, Owode Yewa to Abeokuta was increased to N2500 from N2000.

However, commuters who plied the same routes today said Iperu to Abeokuta now costs N2,000 and Owode to Abeokuta is N3000.

This, DAILY POST gathered, is what obtains across all parks and it is forcing travellers to seek cheaper alternatives or cancel the trip.

Ofemmanu1:

Trama go become cheap again.
Na enjoyment go Kee Nigerians.

fx45:
Druggie looking out for himself as expected. We will continue to stigmatize the sniffing of cocaine for as long as the incoherent old cocaine-sniffing Bulaba refuses to let go.

President Bola Tinubu yesterday warned against the social and structural stigmatization of drug use victims.

According to him, this prevents the victims from accessing needed care and support.

The President spoke as chairman of MTN Foundation, Julius Adelusi- Adeluyi, advised that the issue of drug abuse be tackled as a national emergency.

Speaking on the occasion of the celebration of the United Nations International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, President Tinubu expressed his endorsement of the theme of the celebration which is “People First: Stop Stigma and Discrimination, Strengthen Prevention.”

He said the theme stressed the imperative to prioritize the well-being and dignity of individuals affected by drug abuse, recognize their inherent worth and the importance of providing them with effective prevention and treatment interventions.

He said: “We could not agree less with the importance of this theme now that the most vulnerable population, especially women, young people, people living in marginalized environments, high-risk drug users, people displaced by armed conflicts or natural disasters and people in rural settings, are exposed to stigma, discrimination and exclusion from mainstream opportunities.

“These groups often face barriers in accessing the healthcare and social services within the society in addressing their drug use problems. ‘’Therefore, interventions to address drug use and its associated consequences need to be mindful of the fundamental rights of every individual.

“Stigma both social and structural, which continues to affect people who use drugs and implicated as one of the most common barriers to access support and services must be removed.”

The president noted that educating the citizenry on the dangers of drug abuse and the need to stop stigma and discrimination were crucial, calling for support for those affected.

He added: “We must empower our youth with the knowledge and skills they need to make informed decisions about their lives, and provide victims to drug abuse with the resources they need to avoid falling victims of drug abuse.

Heffalump:
I want to ask a question, please. Is he from the South East? If not, then know that Drug peddling is not done by one region alone.

LegendHero:
I thought some people like Aisha Yesufu said Obi is their president.

When is Obi going to meet his own 36 states governors?