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The Head is a Calamity, He brought untold hardship to his children...

Pray4Grace to survive this harsh economy till 2023......

Hardship to his children? Nna, you must be joking. Last I heard his son was getting a chieftaincy title, getting married and it is all abracadabra, why? He has no identifiable job. (unless being president pikin na job). The daughters are flying private jet while some poverty strike folks here are defending them.
Bros it is us doing the suffering while his real kids are chopping life.

[/quote author=Adakintroy post=104101227]The food price is a global thing. America is complaining thesame thing. There is relative global shortage of commodities due to non activities of humans to host production factories.

Again currently this is not particular to Nigeria. Unemployment is on the high currently in America. Not every phenomenal should be read from this negativity Nigeria perspective. We are not helping Nigeria when we think this way.[/quote] half truth as that of the US is seasonally and mostly caused by supply bottlenecks due to covid 19. Also the inflation was driven by boom in the second car market and real estate,things will regain normalcy once the economy fully recover. And do you want me to remind you that people on minimum wage in America on average spend just 1/5 of thier income on food while their Nigerian counterparts can't even afford a good diet with a whole 30k salary. Stop sugarcoating things, things are very tough for Nigerians at the moment and it's not fun.

Rugaria:


At the base, the first thing a goverment must be able to provide to her people is security of lives and property! A government might not be able to build super highways or flashy airports, but atleast it should be able to provide a well trained police department capable of protecting Iives and property. Any government that fails so abysmally on this, should be chased out and the leaders prosecuted. Buhari has failed, abysmally too! All of you that support this evil regime for the crumbs they feed you are the biggest enemies of the Nigerian people. And you have blood in your hands...

The cheapest thing a nation can afford is security
Any government that fails on that must remain failure

post=104100951:
Security is a basic necessity in life and so what caused the hike in food prices, first of all, is insecurity.
The second is climate change, while farmers and herders’ clashes, which is part of insecurity, is the next concerned.
And if you cannot produce, if you can’t move to the farm, if you can’t have access or convey inputs from one location to the other, it makes it difficult for us to grow our commodities.”
Something urgent must be done concerning this NOW.
A BETTER Nigeria is all we want.
Desperate Times Call for desperate Measures

We Rise.

Farmers and Herders are not clashing.

Farmers properties have been invaded by Fulanis herders and the Buhari government has refused to act accordingly. The destruction of farmers property has ultimately led to Nigeria food insecurity.

Hunger has always been the reason why countries revolt from the French revolution to the Russian revolution and the recent Arab spring.

Any leader that fails to manage Nigeria fragile unity will ultimately manage Nigeria disunity. Buhari has failed to manage the country diversity, I doubt Nigeria will make it to 2023.

post=104100951:
Security is a basic necessity in life and so what caused the hike in food prices, first of all, is insecurity.
The second is climate change, while farmers and herders’ clashes, which is part of insecurity, is the next concerned.
And if you cannot produce, if you can’t move to the farm, if you can’t have access or convey inputs from one location to the other, it makes it difficult for us to grow our commodities.”
Something urgent must be done concerning this NOW.
A BETTER Nigeria is all we want.
Desperate Times Call for desperate Measures

We Rise.

I never knew a zomb*e like you get sense before. Reality don dey open ur blind eyes small small abi the peanut they pay u no dey enough now?
Haha, I no say u go use ur nlpolice acct report my comment. Ur so predictable bro

Gunayo:
Thank God for my subsistence farming. I am about to harvest first batch of maize from the produce of my farm. Groundnut to follow suit and in early September l will be planting honey beans. So by December, l will be harvesting more than 100 tubers of yam, more than a bag of beans and not leaving the sweet potatoes Ooooh. Farming pays. Invest in farming either small or big.

nice one

Buhari is a terrorist!

nedekid:

Hardship to his children? Nna, you must be joking. Last I heard his son was getting a chieftaincy title, getting married and it is all abracadabra, why? He has no identifiable job. (unless being president pikin na job). The daughters are flying private jet while some poverty strike folks here are defending them.
Bros it is us doing the suffering while his real kids are chopping life.

Ok in other words:

Buhari=Head....

Masses=Children....

PrinceOfLagos:
Nigerians deserve the kind of wicked leaders they get ..

No pity

yemmit90:


You are probably still being fed by your parent. The country is gradually bringing down the middle class below poverty line, and you are here talking as if these set of unfortunate leaders did not affects everyone.

Nigeria need mechanized farming at point to rescue us from impending serious famine we may witness next year. Federal Government should as a matter of urgency allow massive importation of RICE and CORNS for poultry sector, which serves as a stable food for an average Nigerian family. If the price of rice come down, people will eat more of rice, which will definitely lead to decline in the price of BEANS,YAM,GARRI, etc in the market.

He is right, we deserve what we get.

When it comes to standing up to our corrupt leaders we fight ourselves over mundane issues like ethnicity and religion.

Nigeria sai buhari. .

heykims:
Most times I forget about myself and I wonder how families with low income survive.
I spend more more than 50k a month on food for my family of three, so how do larger families with low incomes fair?
We are in trouble.

Do you shop is a different market? Maybe I need some schooling man. I spend x3 of that every month for my young family of 4. It's depressing

When bandits have taken over the northern Nigeria and the herdsmen are killing farmer in the south and Buhari and his old fools could not do anything rather they are more concern about MNK and Sunday Igboho what do you expect.

Making Nigeria life worsting by all means

Sonnobax15:

The last hope of the common man just keep on being shattered on a daily basis....
I no just understand the benefits of why we even get government at all.... Nothing seems to be working any more........

For my area,one akara is now being sold for 20 naira....I was so furious that I yelled at the seller--"How many and how much akara go belleful me like this?"

But after explanation,I came to understand that it wasn't really her fault..... Because,even firewood don dey expensive,even groundnut oil,talk more of beans

This country,na one small wire dey hold am together I swear..

here in Lagos. Akara that was sold 50naira before is now 100naira, why that of 50naira has been reduce to jus one tea spoon.. so una they enjoy for una side.

Nothing like 20naira akara in Lagos.

Karlovych:
But we at vulturebbqrillz are not affected by the inflation at all, as a matter of fact we are now witnessing the good deeds of our darling daddy and thanks to our zombie tariff we buy the above named items at a discount.
Sai Baba
Sai Next level
Sai 2023-2027

.RECIEVE SENSE.U ARE A MUMU MAN

This administration comes with premium hardship and the have really lost it!


I wonder what their aspirant will use to campaign in the next election. But most Nigerians are still deluded and they forget easily, so I won't be surprised about anything.

Basic economics: Supply & Demand

heykims:
Most times I forget about myself and I wonder how families with low income survive.
I spend more more than 50k a month on food for my family of three, so how do larger families with low incomes fair?
We are in trouble.

I spend more than 50k per month for just me and my younger brother who live with me...

WonderManly:


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Limassol:
[/quote author=Adakintroy post=104101227]The food price is a global thing. America is complaining thesame thing. There is relative global shortage of commodities due to non activities of humans to host production factories.

Again currently this is not particular to Nigeria. Unemployment is on the high currently in America. Not every phenomenal should be read from this negativity Nigeria perspective. We are not helping Nigeria when we think this way. half truth as that of the US is seasonally and mostly caused by supply bottlenecks due to covid 19. Also the inflation was driven by boom in the second car market and real estate,things will regain normalcy once the economy fully recover. And do you want me to remind you that people on minimum wage in America on average spend just 1/5 of thier income on food while their Nigerian counterparts can't even afford a good diet with a whole 30k salary. Stop sugarcoating things, things are very tough for Nigerians at the moment and it's not fun.

If things will normalize in the u.s like you point out. It will definitely normalize in Nigerian. You cannot act that whatever indices you use as measurement for American inflation are not all that accurate. The most accurate is the covid which was globbal phenomenon. Prior to the American was in the green. In every economy there are good times and they are bad summarily Some bad are sustained over a long stretch so are some good. You seem to be more assuredly and over optimistic over the American economy situations. What make you so sure it will normalize after a few short while. If you believe it will then best believe Nigerian economy as well will normalize all things considered.

You make all sought soughts of argument why Nigeria will implode and with good reasons. But never the west. What makes you think their civilization is not on the verge.

orikoku:
How do we get to this point?

we get to this point by voting in illiterate, ethnic and religion jingoism as the president of the country

KaluwisxPRO:


You with 3 families spending 50k you are doing a whole lot of wonders Mr. That 50k no go pass 2days if guy man wan chop food.

my thoughts exactly.

Hope those that voted Buhari is enjoying this.....I thought in 2015 Buhari was a saviour, but I was wrong......


Things are fucking expensive in the Market

..Since I was a child to this point,this the height of it....God!! Who did we offend as the people...Buhari please help us..Your advisers should tell you the truth...

post=104100951:
Security is a basic necessity in life and so what caused the hike in food prices, first of all, is insecurity.
The second is climate change, while farmers and herders’ clashes, which is part of insecurity, is the next concerned.
And if you cannot produce, if you can’t move to the farm, if you can’t have access or convey inputs from one location to the other, it makes it difficult for us to grow our commodities.”
Something urgent must be done concerning this NOW.
A BETTER Nigeria is all we want.
Desperate Times Call for desperate Measures

We Rise.

All the advice you have been giving the government all these while, which one of them did they listen to and work on?

Limassol:
[/quote author=Adakintroy post=104101227]The food price is a global thing. America is complaining thesame thing. There is relative global shortage of commodities due to non activities of humans to host production factories.

Again currently this is not particular to Nigeria. Unemployment is on the high currently in America. Not every phenomenal should be read from this negativity Nigeria perspective. We are not helping Nigeria when we think this way. half truth as that of the US is seasonally and mostly caused by supply bottlenecks due to covid 19. Also the inflation was driven by boom in the second car market and real estate,things will regain normalcy once the economy fully recover. And do you want me to remind you that people on minimum wage in America on average spend just 1/5 of thier income on food while their Nigerian counterparts can't even afford a good diet with a whole 30k salary. Stop sugarcoating things, things are very tough for Nigerians at the moment and it's not fun.

When bad things happen in Nigeria, you people will mention how it happens in other big countries. But when good things happen in those countries, you people never mention how it hasn't ever happened in Nigeria.

Failed Nation


Awon weyrey gbogbo

Smh

How will anything be done abt it when If u no buy another person go buy, people don't price or bargain foodstuff anymore, just tell the seller how much u have, whatever he gives u, even if its spoilt or small, collect it like that a and go, if u say pim, another person will pay for it

heykims:
Most times I forget about myself and I wonder how families with low income survive.
I spend more more than 50k a month on food for my family of three, so how do larger families with low incomes fair?
We are in trouble.

50k
You dey try oh

ILoveDemMANNA:

I support your comment. Don't mind them

Anu Mpama. People are being realistic and all you can say is don't mind them. A retard is always a retard

Adakintroy:
The moss globbal phenomenon. Prior to the American was in the green. In every economy there are good times and they are bad summarily Some bad are sustained over a long stretch so are some good. You seem to be more assuredly and over optimistic over the American economy situations. What make you so sure it will normalize after a few short while. If you believe it will then best believe Nigerian economy as well will normalize all things considered.

You make all sought soughts of argument why Nigeria will implode and with good reasons. But never the west. What makes you think their civilization is not on the verge.

the difference is clear, crystal clear even for the blind. Besides, strong demand, excellent infrastructure, cutting-edge technology and inovation, effective legislation are all factors that will help the American economy recover. None of this could be said about Nigeria's weak economy. However, i would love if you stay on topic and stop deviating.

This is pure wickedness, beans of all food, this is my first of experience this type of madness that price of beans is higher than the price of rice.

I just pray I forgive this government

PrinceOfLagos:
Nigerians deserve the kind of wicked leaders they get ..

No pity

Yes u are absolutely correct. When someone trying to open their eyes they shut u down with their yẹyẹ religion talking point.