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Hmmm |
Set to, to, FG to, |
This also should be banned. Chips should be adopted like in casinos. Print out chips then sell them to willing sprayers so you have the real money safe and in dignity, then allow the chip suffer what' the money ought to. |
Blueace247:the great Nigerian police. |
FG to... |
They put sanwo-olu and tinubu in power so no shaking. Lol. |
Same way stomping on exercise books by 4 y/o is a crime to daddy and mummy . |
Lol.. |
Sheuns:between then and now, subsidies have been removed. Forex subsidy. Petrol. Electricity. Next is education and health. Then they will get a huge loan to loot for their efforts towards positioning Nigeria for recolonisation. |
Next is infrastructure subsidy removal then a reward of $10bn "lootable" loan to our leaders. |
Good luck to them. |
nairalanda1:that is what happens when 5 of your neighbours sell tomatoes and you decide to join them in that same tomatoes business. No one is thinking of making paste out of the cheap tomatoes. Everyone wants to sell and make easy profit. So they all have to may killer profit per bowl of tomatoes in order to meet all their basic needs. That's how unions are formed in some market. Something that can be bought for N1000 and resold for N1100 will now be going for retail of N1350-N1500. It is a form of idleness disguised as activity. They all pretend to be waiting for imaginary customers from places where someone already sells same tomatoes. All because selling tomatoes is easy. |
They obviously don't sell sachet palm wine or razor blade there. |
Adewale1603:akara school. |
Offering. Arms. Dash money. Charm money. Nylon. Tea bag. Sacrifice. Razor blade. Robb. Needle. Matchbox. Balloon. Rubber band. MTN daily data. |
Hmm. |
Guinea corn and milk/sugar. |
GanagiBitrus:owo mi da boys. |
Trying to impress his father the devil I guess. What makes a person dead or living is his or her terms with (the living) God. |
Chaotic Lagos. |
Nothing. After selling off their hoarded dollarsand currency they start hoping it gets to N10, 000. By which time, you probably need a bag load of notes to buy bread and Coca Cola. |
That's why after 6-8 months, the notes are looking like madman's dreadlocks. Others will put in pocket and sweat will touch it. Some will put in bra to conceal it. Some will squeeze it as gesture of secrecy when handing it to police/army officers at roadside or as bribe, Others write on it. Some will tear part of it for spiritual purpose. Nigerians are not fit for independence. |
Tinubu and his armchair approach to real issues. |
Their constitutional right. |
byproduct/resultant effect of friends-with-benefits related stuffs. |
And we want bumper harvest. |
Useless liars. What went wrong? What was the plan on ground that made them promise us last month ending? |
Why was he silent for eight years when Buhari the military strategist and despot was there? He didn't want to end like mailafia right? |
To be repaid or onetime palliative? |
That's the effect of trying to fix real issues in an air-conditioning fitted room somewhere in Abuja. There is shortage in power, lack of transmission infrastructure for what is being generated, distribution breakdown, estimated billing fraud, and now a band scam where mostly leisurely consumers are prioritized over productive consumers. All because they need a group they can milk easily. |
The rich also do benefit more from subsidies in the advanced nations. Take solar for example. A rich dude with lots of it will enjoy more subsidy than the poor with a small solar system. I don't see the wisdom in cancelling it because of the rich. A flat subsidy on each litre only guaranty "you enjoy according to your usage level". |
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