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She's not wife material but you made her pregnant that's shows how irresponsible your are. Real men go after responsibility not find excuse to run. She was in character when your where pounding her She all of a sudden went out of character when she got pregnant Abeg find another reason |
How is inflation calculated? A bag of rice has gone from 30,000 to 100,000 – isn’t that over 100%? Bread has increased from 700 to 1,500, and garri from 1,000 to 3,500 per paint rubber. They need to explain it in simple terms for the average person to understand. |
OriOko88:The child is her child, stop the hatred |
Kudos to the AF Engineering team But me, family and friends will never fly that thing even though it's going to heaven E Betta make we trek go |
This promising young man you see right here, he's life was snatched from him by the bandit on that road. This is truly not a joke. If it has not happened to anyone you know you won't understand how serious this issue is
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100% is small they should jack it up to 250%. One pack of spaghetti and a bottle of oil will do the magic. Nigerians will understand |
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Brotherhood is proud... You have done well in the eyes of God and men |
TUANKU:You dont do they complain, you still do they complain, this entitlement spirit is one of the deepest problem of Nigeria |
Below are examples: 1. Zambia IMF and World Bank Policies: Implemented SAPs in the 1980s, including currency devaluation, removal of subsidies, and privatization. Outcome: Economic stagnation, rising poverty, and significant social unrest followed. The reliance on copper exports exacerbated the crisis as global prices fell. 2. Argentina IMF and World Bank Policies: Adopted neoliberal reforms in the 1990s, including currency pegging, privatization, and austerity. Outcome: The policies led to a massive economic collapse in 2001–2002, with high unemployment, widespread poverty, and the government defaulting on debt. 3. Greece IMF and European Central Bank Policies: Imposed austerity measures during the 2010 debt crisis as part of bailout agreements. Outcome: Severe recession, high unemployment, and public protests. GDP shrank significantly, and the debt burden increased as a percentage of GDP. 4. Jamaica IMF and World Bank Policies: Adopted SAPs in the 1980s, including devaluation, trade liberalization, and public spending cuts. Outcome: Economic stagnation, growing debt, and increased inequality. Social services were severely affected, worsening poverty levels. 5. Indonesia IMF Policies: During the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, the IMF mandated austerity, removal of subsidies, and liberalization. Outcome: The policies deepened the economic crisis, causing mass unemployment, inflation, and widespread poverty. 6. Kenya IMF and World Bank Policies: Adopted SAPs in the 1980s and 1990s, focusing on privatization and reducing public spending. Outcome: Economic instability, reduced access to healthcare and education, and increased poverty. 7. Ecuador IMF Policies: Enacted austerity and liberalization in the late 1990s as part of IMF agreements. Outcome: Banking sector collapsed, unemployment soared, and millions emigrated due to economic hardship. Similarities to Nigeria: Policy Elements: Many of these countries, like Nigeria, experienced forced currency devaluation, subsidy removals, and privatization under IMF and World Bank guidance. Outcomes: Economic instability, increased poverty, and public dissatisfaction often followed. Lessons: Structural Challenges: IMF/World Bank policies often fail to account for local economic conditions. Over-Reliance on Exports: Many countries depended on a narrow range of exports (e.g., oil for Nigeria, copper for Zambia). Social Impact: Austerity measures disproportionately affect vulnerable populations, reducing access to essential services. |
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I don't think that's a viper... Viper are shorter and thicker |
Just to grab power, well being of Nigeria is not their business |
Topman7:There's no need arguing with a brainwashed moffo... Enjoy your suffering, silence is the best answer |
stuffs2002:If Obi or Atiku were in charge right now and we were suffering like this, you'd be tearing them apart, calling them out for every failure. Yet here you are, blindly defending a government that's crushing people, destroying businesses, and suffocating any chance of productivity in the name of reforms. How can you live with yourself? It's like you've sold your soul to the filth of tribalism, completely abandoning the truth. Nigerians only wants a good life |
We are getting use to this shege, can T pain move the shege to promax. |
- Slow down the economy - 100% achieved - Reduced purchasing power - 100% achieved - Widing the tax net - 50% Dem go feelit |
how does the ac work |
Where is the lie |
Yes, subsciously it triggers your mind to note any sinful act you might have committed and also drives your mind to know theres life after death |
Inside this hunger Northerners don't eat anyhow animals though |
As usual Propaganda Congress with their cho Cho Cho |
When one man cook for village, e nor dey reach but when village people cook for one man... |
nice one a disgrace to brotherhood.... you dey kneel down beg for responsibility |
My friend go and shave that thing comot dia Even we men dey taya for am |
Very educative thread |
Nigerian just dey test mic to start verse 1 una say una no wan hear chorus |
God is great. Praise God |
Inflation drop as in how, in the where For where, in where Me that just bought Garri 3,500 for paint rubber and beans 9,000 for same paint rubber Well the news is coming from HayPeeCee headquarters |
Any where bele face policies Than man who built Lagos don scatter Nigeria |
Master strategist done use divide and conquer |
all I can say is brotherhood is proud you want to collect your phone like say you papa fit buy you Nokia touch light reverse psychology, she was gaslighting the guy not to collect the phone, she surprise |
