₦airaland Forum

helinues:
Na supermarket price you dey display here. How many Nigerians buy from supermarkets?

Modified: ebukajay184, unfortunately the notorious trollers on the forum derail this thread for you.

Hope mods would take care of them sha

God1000:
The man is just amplifying what some of us have been saying.

war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu is gradually losing the support within his government, he will be kicked out soon.

I see this man taking over from netanyahu as the next Israeli prime minister with US support because netanyahu isn't listening to Joe Biden as well.

All netanyahu is after is more land grabbing and making sure Palestine doesn't exist.


As usual I expect some Nigerians to call the defence minister a terrorist sympathizer since he's no longer thinking in their direction.

Lastly, this is actually his admission that they cannot occupy and impose a military rule in Gaza, he might also be afraid of the impending arrest warrant.

I think regime change is imminent in Israel

Millimann:
Peter Obi really dealt with Reno by leaving PDP thus frustrating his ambition of being a presidential spokesman.

Peak11:
I hope this is not true? I have invested so much hope that I cannot tolerate any disappointment.

jaybest90:
Politicians Don hijack the grant, senators and reps are the ones collating the names of the remaining beneficiaries.. If you never get you better visit your rep or senator office

PrayWills:
Our court wedding was supposed to be on Friday. I caught her telling a married man I love you and calling each other all sweet names. I confronted her and she said she was telling of proving to me she was faithful that I should draw whatever conclusions I wanted to.

I went to work on Monday and came back and told her I wanted to pause the weeding until we could sort our issues and she said we should call it off totally.

As we speak she has moved back to her mom’s house with the two kids, what do I do?

PS: she was raised by a single mom

VTJN:
don't mind them. Most of these people don't have sense. They thought and assume once a woman singlehandedly raised a child the child wouldn't turn out well. I always tell them that it's a complete wrong assumption. Go to correctional centres we have across the 36 states and FCT and you'd be surprised that majority were raised from both parents.

The youths indulging in cyber fraud today in Nigeria are definitely raised by both parents. The hoodlums. Pick pockets, area boys, cultists, ritualist and many more are all raised by both parents.

StOla:
Except you want to draw the 12 x 5 cartons that only exist as damage control propanganda to save Bitter Obi.

ezenwaez:
Npower Payment To Commence In June Npower Suspension To Be Lifted This Month

According to the National Coordinator of Npower nationwide, Npower payment to beneficiaries of Npower batch c will start in June 2024. The national coordinator of Npower disclosed this in a video that surfaced online today, the National Coordinator of Npower apologized to beneficiaries of Npower that have been trying to call him, he said that it was as a result of network that they cannot get through to him, the national coordinator of Npower also said that there is light at the end of the tunnel, the Npower national coordinator said that they are in touch with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, NSIP and the Ministry, he said that the suspension of Npower will also be lifted this month May, the Npower national coordinator implored beneficiaries of Npower to be checking their phones for the payment of the federal government grant while awaiting for Npower payment.
According to Npower News, the National Coordinator of Npower said that the EXCOS are planning to go to Abuja to process the payment of the stipend being owed beneficiaries of Npower and to seek and appeal to the federal government to allow beneficiaries of Npower to apply for Npower batch d which will kick off by June.
Watch video here > https://www.facebook.com/100070134780663/posts/pfbid02YEbqsCh7qJWZNWR8YfJK37pVvM5t85pJs4f8KiWBZaAMKzRgmFJTJa4WWsmQGNDxl/?app=fbl

ezenwaez:
I sent 10,000 naira to my girlfriend don't have enough left.

Jokerman:
But if we don't put unqualified teachers in one government school, how else can we repay our party faithfuls for their work during elections??

realmindz:
I thought terrorists are stubborn, so they can beg for mercy?
Whenever you want to pity Palestinians, remember what their brothers and sisters did to Deborah here in Nigeria and how they were celebrating both young and old and boys and girls in hijab. The most only peaceful way to live with islam is to make them the oppressed

I just imagine how sweet it would be if we can treat Islamic terrorists this same way in Nigeria. Make them run, make they weep, make them fear for their lives. May the killers of Deborah never find peace till they all perish

Validated:
Have you noticed that Iran has ran home with their tail in between their legs?

Israel has begun its military operation into Rafah after rejecting Hamas’ cease-fire claim as a deception.

“The IDF is currently conducting targeted strikes against so Hamas terror targets in eastern Rafah in southern Gaza,” the Israel Defense Forces said Monday night local time.

The world’s eyes are now on the southern city in the Gaza Strip, where more than 1 million Palestinians have taken refuge while fleeing war elsewhere in the territory.

President Biden has repeatedly warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to go ahead with the Rafah offensive unless the IDF could secure the safety of the civilians, with the president repeating himself during a call earlier Monday.

Mosdiii:
It could be true. This happens alot in retail companies and also hotel jobs too

kYjelly2:
Moniker formed this year and all you are doing is call someone "girigory"

post a picture of your current surrounding now, I'm sure you'd be ashamed to do so

Post a pic of your dinner to pepper us, you probably wont

At what point will you ask yourself "when did my life become like this?"

“I now choose 0-1-0 method, meaning I eat once in a day, anyhow it comes. We can’t attend all classes, even to read has been difficult.

“Everything is just so frustrating. I started checking the amount of water I drink everyday because sachet water is now #500 per bag.”

That was Nifemi Taiwo, a 400-level student of History and International Studies, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, standing under the scorching sun with a furrowed brow, his stomach growling loudly. Despite attending classes since morning, she hasn’t eaten a single bite. Her face shows the strain of hunger, yet fasting wasn’t part of his plan for the day.

In colleges and universities, students are feeling the pinch of higher food prices and inflation. Beyond the textbooks and lectures, they’re dealing with the challenge of affording meals and essentials. Many students face heightened financial stress, and with the recent surge in food prices, accessing nutritious meals has become increasingly challenging.

On her part, Grace Adegboye, a 200-level student of Food science and Home Economics, University of Ilorin lamented over the recent surge which has caused a great declination in her academic performance and overall wellbeing. Grace Adegboye, battling with ulcer, narrates the detrimental effects of consuming cheaper, less nutritious options, jeopardizing her health and academic performance.

Grace, battling with ulcer, narrated the detrimental effects of consuming cheaper, less nutritious options, jeopardizing her health and academic performance saying, ‘as a peptic ulcer patient doctor recommend a bland diet for the maintenance of my stomach lining from causing rapture or retardation of my stomach, however, the rapid inflation in the purchase of these food items and drugs are so challenging which sometimes I end up eating junks that is detrimental to my health.

She further said that eating of these unhealthy foods has led to severe stomach pain which sometimes restrict her from attending lectures and most times ended up at the clinic for serious treatment.

For Maryam Salman, a 300-level Business Administration student, Kwara State University, the high rate of commodity prices has led to her meal cancellation.

In her words: “Increased food prices led to my skipping meals or consuming cheaper, less nutritious options, access to health care which affect my concentration in class, memory, and overall cognitive function.

“Due to the current financial difficulties, I stopped going for my healthcare routine, healthy food, and other essential resources in order to cut cost.”

Salman’s struggle with accessing healthcare and nutritious meals highlighted a dire situation where basic needs become luxuries

Auwal Nafiu, a 200L Science education student of the Federal University Gusau, Zamfara state, decried that the recent economic crisis and commodity inflation has affected many students, including himself

He said, ”the current situation is making it difficult to purchase necessary food stuffs, it also affects our academic activities by making it difficult for us to settle some charges.”

Advising the federal government, he said that it is high time to look back into some of its economic decisions and provide proper solutions that would reduce the high inflation affecting all Nigerians negatively.

Testimony Onigbinde, a 400-level student of Philosophy, University of Ibadan also said that the recent surge as affected her drive-in school.

Expressing her dissatisfaction, she said: “Things are so expensive that the thought of spending your money can be mentally draining.

“You have to keep on managing your pocket money and that alone destroys one’s motivation.

“Sometimes one won’t even feel like going to class because you know that would require you spending money. It hasn’t been easy.

Similarly, a 300L KWASU student, from the department of Business and Entrepreneurship, Sukurat Remilekun said the recent economic crisis is doing the most in her academic pursuit.

According to her, “as a Nigerian student, I can tell you the recent economic challenges have been affecting us. With food prices increasing every day and the cost-of-living skyrocketing.

“It’s been a tough road to navigate. Many of us are having to make sacrifices just to get by. Eating once in a day sometimes. It’s not just food that is giving us grief, the high cost of living is putting an increment on everything from rent to transportation.” She added.

Also speaking, Ezekiel Omowunmi, 400l, Ecotourism and Wildlife Management student, Federal University Akure said the current situation has resulted in depression for him.

He said: “Food items are so expensive and I need money for other expenses in school. This alone has caused me to be depressed because I don’t know how to take care of myself again. I am a kind of person that can’t concentrate on books when things are not going well for me so this economic issue is really having a negative impact on my academics. I think all the time.

He further lamented that retail traders are not helping matters as they abruptly fix high prices on their goods on the basis that they sell in a school environment and students have no option than to buy whatever they sell without considering the price.

In his words: “The people selling these food items in school areas are also not helping matters. They inflate these prices themselves because they know students don’t have any choice than to buy them. They think students have money not knowing that what students are spending money on is much.

“I can no longer eat the way I like because everything is very expensive. Before now I can afford to eat what, I like because I know I will be able to replace it but now I can’t try it again because I don’t have the money to replace the food items.

A 400-level student of Biology Education at the Gombe State University, Iman Isa Shuaibu opined that that the recent surge in food prices and inflammation has affected a lot of students’ overall well-being of especially, less privileged students because of the constant rise in food commodities, resulting to students begging course mates, some their boyfriends, which he described as an unrightful actions.

Hence, each of the students’ voice echoes a similar sentiment of frustration, deprivation, and resilience in the face of adversity. According to the student, currently, it’s not a struggle against exams or assignments but against something more insidious – the skyrocketing prices of food and essentials.

The stories shared by students paint a picture of hardship and resilience in the face of soaring food prices and inflation. From skipping meals to battling health issues, the impact of economic turmoil on academic life is undeniable.

These challenges are not just numbers on a page; they represent real struggles faced by individuals striving to better their futures. It is therefore, clear that action is needed. Concerned members of the society, particularly government at all levels must address the root causes of inflation and ensure access to affordable, nutritious food for all.

Institutions can provide support systems and resources to students in need. And as a society, we must come together to uplift those facing financial hardship and create a more equitable future for all. It is time to heed the call for change and work towards a brighter tomorrow where no student has to choose between their education and their next meal.

kettykin:
This is exactly what I have been thinking. Ajaokuta steel plant is wasting away in Ajaokuta, kogi with oshogbo steel plant in a comatose state and someone wants to take an aircraft plant to oshogbo

misreal:
Israel is not a saint,but Hamas are way more devilish than Israel...

Racoon:
Idiot! In so much that all these talks are weapon of hypnotisation by fraudulent religious preachers, these morbidly corrupt politicians have given more fake promises and did worst. Why not drawn another analogy using the Islamic faith as example

God1000:
Expect more countries to cut ties with Israel, this will send a powerful message to Israel, Arab leaders are cowards for doing nothing to stop this genocide



Nigeria is already on the side of Palestine according to a report by legit nig

DeltaBachelor:
And the dollar/pound sterling hardly loses value. Do IELTS..... Japa ooooo. Secure your future o. Another 42 years from now, we might be buying a bottle of Fanta for 1 million naira

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