₦airaland Forum

otipoju:
This comment made my week.

....and buy play station for them too.

Utanisco:
All these monkeys up commenting akwa ibom is the capital of poverty

Adiok inor mbufo

Una don come akwa ibom before and never see afang and ikong soup to chop

Adiok onor mmu ukaa

santaclaws:
It's not by days, it's by the distance covered. Same way a full tank may not finish for a whole month if you don't drive a long distance...

But kudos to Innosson, Nigeria Amaka!

usecondom:
Are you kidney me

Edipet:
32??

INDOMIE9090:
Make Angel blow this thing now

Elzazzi:
Dem Dey sell half cup of carry too. Just hearing this for the first time oo. Chaiii

McCoy662:
Nice! Nigeria is way richer than Ghana and other African countries; an exchange rate of less than #50 to a $ is possible.

tollyboy5:
This lady made this statement on a thread. I would love to know if that's how ladies think so I can also update Elon musk chip in my head with the latest IA

Foodqueen:
And I saw that the title of the movie they went to shoot is " on the other side".

Frayoworld:
No b only zig na WIG

successmatters:
The best way to reduce inflation is to

1. remove fuel subsidy
2. Float the naira
3. Increase electricity tariff
4. Keep shaking your wrists like a ghost

He's right, inflation is gone, we support him.

Roboto11:
I'm confident that's a list of chronic defaulters.

Kevineleven:
They will not come down, let me explain
We are facing a 2 headed hydra,
One is the rising of fuel prices due to the removal of fuel subsidy and the other is Naira depreciation or increase of dollar exchange rate.
The increase of fuel prices is responsible for the rising cost of food items , and dollar to naira exchange rate only affects imported goods.
So the cost of food items will not reduce unless the fuel prices reduces.