₦airaland Forum

KillIgbohoN0W:
Just like he was admiring her younger sister here

telkevog:
Irony!!!

Abi na your brown teeth 001 de admire her?
He wants to invest our economy on her Kpekus🙆

LegendHero:
Otti no even respect quota system at all.

Why can’t he include Amala and Ewedu in that bogus amount spent? He should have at least allocated like 100million for Amala and Ewedu delicacy.

Maize247:
Guinness world record loading

Vischy:
So this is now an achievement for your first class President, truly Agbado miscreants are shameless and brainless 😥

Bintabisiriyu2:
Light and darkness has no business

Naira20:
Okay...is that all?

Hypocrites...They never complained about Tinubu's wasteful spending but they want Nigerians to join to condemn Otti.

Nigerians are not all Stupid like Tinubu slaves

derecho:
Kikikiki... You started the crying.. Oya increase the volume.

Otti has done what Tinubu can't do in the next 50years

derecho:
Ask Tinubu what he does with our money first

ObabiOlorunosi:
Iran get sense pass most of these arabs.

IVORY2009:
The person who came 3rd is now the president of the country, and the supreme court and tribunal declared him the winner, things like this will be the order of the day, in time to come.

SoNature:
It's quite unfortunate that the Nigerian system allows someone like Dino Melaye to contest for guber election under a popular opposition party.

President Bola Tinubu arrives in Bissau, honours invitation to the 50th Independence Day commemoration of Guinea-Bissau. pic.twitter.com/DRoqpg2PmW

— Ayekooto (@DeeOneAyekooto) November 16, 2023

About 2m UK households have been forced to turn off their fridge or freezer to save money as they continue to struggle with what poverty campaigners called a “frightening” level of hardship.

Nearly half of those households said that since May they had to disconnect their fridge or freezer for the first time, a sign the cost of living crisis was still hurting low-income families, according to the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) charity.

Millions of families were still resorting to “desperate measures” to cope with rising bills and prices, it said, with four out of five households on universal credit also going without food, turning off the heating, and not replacing worn-out clothing.

The JRF’s latest cost of living crisis tracker survey found that in October a quarter (2.8m) of UK low-income households ran up debt to pay for food, a third sold belongings to raise cash, and one in six had used community “warm rooms”.

The findings come amid concerns among poverty charities that ministers are looking to reduce financial help for low income families at next week’s autumn statement by cutting benefits and winding down cost of living support payments.

The JRF said that although the government had allocated more than £12bn in targeted cost of living support, and inflation has begun to fall, 7.3m households had gone without food and other essentials in the last six months, suggesting the crisis was far from over.

There is speculation ministers could freeze the value of working age benefits from next April, which would raise billions for the Treasury but make about 9m households lose out on an estimated average of £460, and push lower income families even further into poverty.

“Millions of families unplugging their fridges and freezers is the latest chapter in a long-running story of hardship. People risk becoming sick from eating spoiled food and going without healthy, fresh food. This risks lasting harm to the health of millions,” said Peter Matejic, chief analyst at the JRF.

“The picture isn’t getting better for low income families even as inflation starts to come down. Too many are taking out loans to pay for food, selling their belongings and using warm banks to try and get by.”

He added: “It’s unconscionable that the government is reportedly considering cutting struggling families’ benefits to fund tax cuts. In the upcoming autumn statement benefits must be increased in line with inflation and local housing allowance must be unfrozen to support private renters with their housing costs.”