₦airaland Forum

Price of food stuff, I haven't seen any decrease o. I buy beans last 900 for derica, yesterday I buy for 1100 in my area o.


The only thing I know has reduced is electric motorcycles, what used to go for 590k at the peak of 1900 to the $, now at 1300 to $ it's now 470k, that's because we buy in dollar and just sell you the naira equivalent

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Switinthemiddle:
Have you or anyone you know/knew ever been accused or been in a place where a particular amount was missing and you happen to have the same exact money with you.
Please share your experience

You be thief

guobe:
200,000 naira have been sent to me by a good samaritan to distribute to 20 guys with the sum of 10,000 naira each.
The criteria for getting the money as instructed by the donor include the following,;
1.must be struggling
2.Has not insulted others while trying to make his points.
3.He is not an ethnic jingoist and sees every other person as a fellow citizen with whom he merely has a disagreement over how things should be done.
You can show interest and I will do a background check on you and if you are found worthy, you will be picked.l
Thanks and may God bless us all .

If anyone bebefits at the end of the day , pls come back and testify

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