apache4:
I will still vote President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027 to continue his good work in our Great Country Nigeria

oz4real83:
You want to spend 40k\month on food in today's nigeria . To cook an average pot of stew and soup will cost more than a quarter of that 40k and these will last for just a few days excluding rice and eba\semo\whatever . I went to a primary healthcare in Edo state about 3 weeks ago which is supposed to be the lowest form of health provider after having symptoms of malaria, I paid N300 for card, N7, 500 for three tests and N15, 500 for medication. Totally over N22, 000 for just malaria treatment . This op and his chatgpt break down na trash.

akingangan:
Can this work?

Here's an example list of expenses in Nigeria, assuming a hypothetical minimum wage of 200,000 Naira per month:

Accommodation: 30,000 Naira
Utilities (electricity, water, gas): 10,000 Naira
Transportation (commute, fuel, maintenance): 20,000 Naira

Too small honestly, #500k should be minimum especially for public servants that transfer can come anytime anyhow to anywhere while one useless organization still won't pay since 2021.
Food and groceries: 40,000 Naira
Healthcare (insurance, medications): 10,000 Naira
Education (tuition, books, stationery): 10,000 Naira
Communication (mobile phone, internet): 5,000 Naira
Clothing and personal care: 10,000 Naira
Savings and investments: 20,000 Naira
Miscellaneous expenses (entertainment, leisure, emergencies): 45,000 Naira

Please note that this is just a sample list and individual circumstances may vary. The expenses mentioned above should be adjusted based on personal needs, priorities, and the cost of living in your specific location within Nigeria. It's important to create a budget and allocate funds accordingly to ensure financial stability and meet your specific requirements.

Gbemini:
If i come to the world again I will still vote tinubu ... Na God safe me i for enter obi one chance ......

PHZADDY1:
Na magic wey civil servants dey do sha cos how can you survive even with 70k a month in this country without looking so malnourished

evictor305:
Go back and ask for refund. Things are hard but come on, How much is MPT and the medication if positive. Talk more it was done in Primary health care center. You have been ripped

Peejayz:
Increase the wage to 200k , then you will see all those prices you listed up there ,will double up..... Once marketer knows that your salary has increased, they will want their own piece too

Dreal1247:
The truth is that in Nigeria, the politicians and the elites are allowed to use the masses at will. The masses are hired to protest in support of the oppressors.

The jumbo pension for the ex-presidents should be thoroughly reviewed, the salaries of the Government officials should be reviewed. It is time to occupy Nigeria and demand for the detailed report on the alleged illegal exports of crude oil that took place for years.

The medical tourism by serving government personnels must be stopped. The community leaders and representatives should be carried along concerning community developmental activities in their domain. The constituency votes of the lawmakers should be made public. They must explain to the constituents how the votes are being utilized. Enough of protesting for any politician to maintain their madness but to keep them on their toes.

FireUpNow:

Landlords, landladies will up th or game in terms of house rent too.

Peejayz:
everyone will want their own share

Peejayz:
Increase the wage to 200k , then you will see all those prices you listed up there ,will double up..... Once marketer knows that your salary has increased, they will want their own piece too

lebron7:

Not even because they will want their share but because the cost of labor would also increase
Imagine sugar factory workers earn minimum wage of 200k, the company would first of all lay off workers and then adjust price of the sugar to make profit lmao and that would happen in every single industry. Imagine fuel pump attendant makes 200k a month, how would the fill station make profit? They would increase the price of fuel
People don't reason
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction- Newton's third law of motion

Carlylepneuma:
my man no be magic or na pure debt upon debt civil servant de live on every blessed month...

oz4real83:
You want to spend 40k\month on food in today's nigeria . To cook an average pot of stew and soup will cost more than a quarter of that 40k and these will last for just a few days excluding rice and eba\semo\whatever . I went to a primary healthcare in Edo state about 3 weeks ago which is supposed to be the lowest form of health provider after having symptoms of malaria, I paid N300 for card, N7, 500 for three tests and N15, 500 for medication. Totally over N22, 000 for just malaria treatment . This op and his chatgpt break down na trash.

lebron7:

Not even because they will want their share but because the cost of labor would also increase
Imagine sugar factory workers earn minimum wage of 200k, the company would first of all lay off workers and then adjust price of the sugar to make profit lmao and that would happen in every single industry. Imagine fuel pump attendant makes 200k a month, how would the fill station make profit? They would increase the price of fuel
People don't reason
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction- Newton's third law of motion

akingangan:
Can this work?

Here's an example list of expenses in Nigeria, assuming a hypothetical minimum wage of 200,000 Naira per month:

Accommodation: 30,000 Naira
Utilities (electricity, water, gas): 10,000 Naira
Transportation (commute, fuel, maintenance): 20,000 Naira
Food and groceries: 40,000 Naira
Healthcare (insurance, medications): 10,000 Naira
Education (tuition, books, stationery): 10,000 Naira
Communication (mobile phone, internet): 5,000 Naira
Clothing and personal care: 10,000 Naira
Savings and investments: 20,000 Naira
Miscellaneous expenses (entertainment, leisure, emergencies): 45,000 Naira

Please note that this is just a sample list and individual circumstances may vary. The expenses mentioned above should be adjusted based on personal needs, priorities, and the cost of living in your specific location within Nigeria. It's important to create a budget and allocate funds accordingly to ensure financial stability and meet your specific requirements.

surgical:
even when you have not gotten anything to rate on ,to determine if he deserves a second term
You decision is not based on objectivity

Gbemini:
If i come to the world again I will still vote tinubu ... Na God safe me i for enter obi one chance ......

AntiChristian:


Tell Chat GPT to pay you then!

Dreal1247:
The truth is that in Nigeria, the politicians and the elites are allowed to use the masses at will. The masses are hired to protest in support of the oppressors. The jumbo pension for the ex-presidents should be thoroughly reviewed, the salaries of the Government officials should be reviewed. It is time to occupy Nigeria and demand for the detailed report on the alleged illegal exports of crude oil that took place for years. The medical tourism by serving government personnels must be stopped. The community leaders and representatives should be carried along concerning community developmental activities in their domain. The constituency votes of the lawmakers should be made public. They must explain to the constituents how the votes are being utilized. Enough of protesting for any politician to maintain their madness but to keep them on their toes.

akingangan:
Can this work?

Here's an example list of expenses in Nigeria, assuming a hypothetical minimum wage of 200,000 Naira per month:

Accommodation: 30,000 Naira
Utilities (electricity, water, gas): 10,000 Naira
Transportation (commute, fuel, maintenance): 20,000 Naira
Food and groceries: 40,000 Naira
Healthcare (insurance, medications): 10,000 Naira
Education (tuition, books, stationery): 10,000 Naira
Communication (mobile phone, internet): 5,000 Naira
Clothing and personal care: 10,000 Naira
Savings and investments: 20,000 Naira
Miscellaneous expenses (entertainment, leisure, emergencies): 45,000 Naira

Please note that this is just a sample list and individual circumstances may vary. The expenses mentioned above should be adjusted based on personal needs, priorities, and the cost of living in your specific location within Nigeria. It's important to create a budget and allocate funds accordingly to ensure financial stability and meet your specific requirements.

helinues:
Na robot kuku dey reason for some people now

PHZADDY1:
can you work as a civil servant in this country??then shut up and quit the show off ,Me and my hommies lol

Dreal1247:
The truth is that in Nigeria, the politicians and the elites are allowed to use the masses at will. The masses are hired to protest in support of the oppressors. The jumbo pension for the ex-presidents should be thoroughly reviewed, the salaries of the Government officials should be reviewed. It is time to occupy Nigeria and demand for the detailed report on the alleged illegal exports of crude oil that took place for years. The medical tourism by serving government personnels must be stopped. The community leaders and representatives should be carried along concerning community developmental activities in their domain. The constituency votes of the lawmakers should be made public. They must explain to the constituents how the votes are being utilized. Enough of protesting for any politician to maintain their madness but to keep them on their toes.

oz4real83:
You want to spend 40k\month on food in today's nigeria . To cook an average pot of stew and soup will cost more than a quarter of that 40k and these will last for just a few days excluding rice and eba\semo\whatever . I went to a primary healthcare in Edo state about 3 weeks ago which is supposed to be the lowest form of health provider after having symptoms of malaria, I paid N300 for card, N7, 500 for three tests and N15, 500 for medication. Totally over N22, 000 for just malaria treatment . This op and his chatgpt break down na trash.