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It's clear that you're a merchant of misinformation.. Antoeni: |
😳😳😳😳😳😱😱 . Bursted .. so you be babalawo😂😂 freshkpomo: |
I am open to marry the four of them if all four can give consent . but you know Nigerian ladies they will never do especially our sisters in the south Fiscus105: |
I will not drive my car until Dangote pumps fuel to the nation |
Will be funded with state generated IGR |
Will be funded bring state generated IGR |
Not interested .. Be like say Na bulaba you vote |
Does the fg under Tinubu really exist ? |
shortgun:I am currently intimate with 4 ladies. I use protection on all of them . So let me say this , I met a 21yr old 300 level NAU lady in my church . I really liked her and wanted to date for marriage . So I asked her out . But she said she's to young and want time to sample more Dick's before she can make up her mind .and that it seem I wanted to take advantage of her young age |
Death to all old and newly recruited APC propagandist on nairaland like freshkpomo and his numerous monikers |
biaframaster200:You red neck tribalist |
plz silence.. buratai was not the man who made that quote.. why are you this unintelligent.. don't you know buaratai is a war criminal? OALandAgents: |
are you the mouthpiece of the obedient? Paythemback: |
i agree |
specialmati:At least it's better than cigarette and alcohol |
Gboom:No I won't |
If this was America , onwatchers who have licensced weapon would have shot him immediately,so the mom.can be rushed to the hospital.. |
Oh . APC took jobs away from him.. he had no job ,no money ,and completely disillusioned . This pressure pushed him into weed smoking , changing him into beast and turninɠ him into a bulabarian. for his mom to accost him ,means he just newly took to smoking weed. Courtesy of the hard time inflicted on him by the tribalist from the SW |
YouAreNobody:Yeah Fulani terrorits also engage in human part business |
Nigeria has no police force . And infact every single Nigerian should own a fire arm . Especially the ladies . Cuz they are too vulnerable |
This one Na Mard man on steroids . Roaming nairaland writing rubbish here and there .. fish brain 🤣🤣🤣 OkoYibo: |
udede:🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
🤣😂😂😂😂. All shades of Buhari |
Krankhead:Ok. So.how ? Only about 20% of obedients are Ibo .. And they support their own. This Ibo judge |
Our Igbo sister doing us proud |
Your marriage has crumbled like the relationship between bulaba and the previously ignorant bulabarians |
It is a tale of woes as an acute scarcity of one of Nigerians’ most popular staple foods, bread, has hit Kaduna, Katsina and Kano. Checks revealed that the most-favoured staple was now as scarce as petrol. Whereas the commodity is hard to come by, its prices have hit the roof. Many of the residents could no longer afford their darling food and, as such, had turned to other not-too-cheap alternatives like noodles, millet porridge, bean cake, and bread and beans, among others. The commodity prices have also increased by 20 to 40 per cent. Many shop owners and consumers have vehemently lamented the obnoxious development, appealing for urgent action to redress the ugly trend. One of the bakers in Kaduna said, “It is not that we are on strike, but we have had to stop production since 1st July 2024. This unfortunate development was necessitated by the scarcity of wheat flour and its high cost, as well as sugar, oil and other additives. “For instance, in June, we were buying a 50kg bag of flour for between N53,000 to N55,000, which has regrettably skyrocketed to between N67,000 to N70,000.” The baker added, “How can we produce bread and also break even under this precarious situation?” Some bread sellers and consumers in Kaduna State decried the scarcity of bread around the state metropolis, saying that it had affected their businesses and daily lives. Haidar Basiru, a tea and bread seller, said he usually bought 100 loaves of bread, but due to the ongoing lack, he could get only 30 loaves, which had already been finished. “The bakeries are saying they are on strike due to a hike in flour and sugar. This development has seriously affected our businesses as we usually operate in the mornings and evenings. “But, from the look of things, we may not come out in the evening due to bread shortage. In fact, most of my colleagues operating around this axis in Kasuwan barci have not opened today,” Mr Basiru said. Kafayat Sadiq, a provisions seller, stated that she could not get bread to stock in her shop since Tuesday, saying that her supplier complained about the high cost of flour. Abdullahi Muhammad, a consumer, said, “I went to the shop in the morning to buy bread, which would be eaten as breakfast in my house, but unfortunately, I couldn’t get it. ”I had to buy spaghetti for the children to eat and go to school since there is no bread. I hope the issue will be resolved soon.” A resident of Funtua, Funtua LGA in Katsina, Aliyu Idris, stated that bread prices have also increased. He said, ”For instance, a loaf of bread that was selling for between N200 before now goes for N400. This has affected all the sizes of the bread.” Mr Idris also stated that tea sellers and shop owners were now finding it very hard to get the commodity for sale to their customers. A Kano resident, Haruna Salisu, corroborated the unfortunate scenarios in Kaduna and Katsina States, saying, “A loaf of bread formerly selling for N600 before now goes for N800. Also, a loaf of sliced bread that was selling for N1,200 before is now selling for N1,600.” https://gazettengr.com/tinubus-inflation-bread-scarcity-hits-kaduna-kano-katsina/
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Look what he wrote to his boss.. Things have gotten out of hand ..
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elevated2:I just Try to get it off my mind . Because I ate and drank with the protesters anytime I passed through that place . All highly educated handsome guys and cute ladies . Some even came from overseas . It was so lovely ..then the army came and massacred |
Which God? All those rubbish so called prophecies came from his wishful imaginations |
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