Yewandequeen:

This is something I ponder on everyday and it's quite saddening. It's just as if the government is hell bent on making average Nigerian poorer and the poor becomes pauper...

May God ease our pain

Drop ur acct for a token

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Thank you ma for putting a smile on his face.
I hope to benefit from you someday

FeelGoodAlways:
Times are definitely not nice to Nigerians. The streets are not smiling. People are not happy. You could see from their sad faces.

I am an undergraduate working as a security guard at night to help myself financially.

So due to fuel situation and the economic effects, I have been trekking to and fro the place, because no money and the transport is very expensive now. Today, I didn't feel very strong to trek back to the place due to malaria seriously holding me down. I approached my neighbor who is earning over 100k+ salary, minus side hustling to help me with transport fare to go to work. Guess what? He started by laughing cheapishly. When he paused, he narrated how he trekked back from work on Friday, trekked to and fro work today being Monday and not sure how he'll get back to office tomorrow morning being Tuesday. That the new transport fare has eaten deeper into his small earning that even before middle of the month, the salary had long gone. Last night, the children drank Garri to go to bed and this morning, the children left to school drinking only Pap and he put only N100 Akara for each in their lunch boxes. Sad story. He added that due to the economic impact of fuel subsidy removal, retrenchment letters for 3 of his colleagues in the office are ready to be served by the end of the month, and more to go.

Who will rescue us, we don't know? Sad truth is that the money that will be generated from this subsidy removal will not be put to use to the benefit of the commoners. It's just a plot to generate more money for the elites/thieves.

Could you believe that nobody could borrow me N500 in the whole compound? Incredible.

Well, even when I wasn't feeling strong to trek coupled with all I'm passing through financially, I just had to trek which I did.

I picked up this job because instead of sleeping freely at night and when the rent expires, the landlord would come after me + plus all the bills heaped on me, I could rather spend the nights here reading my books, sleep (even though not as recommended) and still earn some money no matter how small.

Finally, I would say do well to help people when you can. People are going through a lot. Not untill the start falling in the street.

*In mama P. voice* - "God will see us through".

God bless all hard working Nigerians no matter the tough times we face.

This is so touching bro, This hits differently, I'm passing through same thing, life is becoming so hard May God provide for his children. Amen!

FeelGoodAlways:
Times are definitely not nice to Nigerians. The streets are not smiling. People are not happy. You could see from their sad faces.

I am an undergraduate working as a security guard at night to help myself financially.

So due to fuel situation and the economic effects, I have been trekking to and fro the place, because no money and the transport is very expensive now. Today, I didn't feel very strong to trek back to the place due to malaria seriously holding me down. I approached my neighbor who is earning over 100k+ salary, minus side hustling to help me with transport fare to go to work. Guess what? He started by laughing cheapishly. When he paused, he narrated how he trekked back from work on Friday, trekked to and fro work today being Monday and not sure how he'll get back to office tomorrow morning being Tuesday. That the new transport fare has eaten deeper into his small earning that even before middle of the month, the salary had long gone. Last night, the children drank Garri to go to bed and this morning, the children left to school drinking only Pap and he put only N100 Akara for each in their lunch boxes. Sad story. He added that due to the economic impact of fuel subsidy removal, retrenchment letters for 3 of his colleagues in the office are ready to be served by the end of the month, and more to go.

Who will rescue us, we don't know? Sad truth is that the money that will be generated from this subsidy removal will not be put to use to the benefit of the commoners. It's just a plot to generate more money for the elites/thieves.

Could you believe that nobody could borrow me N500 in the whole compound? Incredible.

Well, even when I wasn't feeling strong to trek coupled with all I'm passing through financially, I just had to trek which I did.

I picked up this job because instead of sleeping freely at night and when the rent expires, the landlord would come after me + plus all the bills heaped on me, I could rather spend the nights here reading my books, sleep (even though not as recommended) and still earn some money no matter how small.

Finally, I would say do well to help people when you can. People are going through a lot. Not untill the start falling in the street.

*In mama P. voice* - "God will see us through".

God bless all hard working Nigerians no matter the tough times we face.

Do your best you'll be fine eventually.

I have been working for four months now at new place I have not been able to save 1kobo.

It scares me because you don't know when they'll show you the exit door.

Rainy days came too quick. As an adult make sure there is a hustle, else u join dis our brother.

VeeVeeMyLuv:
This country has been retrogressing under APC

Nigerians can no longer afford basic things of life they could conveniently afford in 2014.

Nigerians wake up and take back your country.

Too late...
We're already in for a loooooong rough ride.

vickydevoka:
Elon musk boys

hhh what do you mean by elon musk boys pls

God is tired of Nigeria

Evil country

staga:

Hahahahaha
Which Nigerians are you referring to? The ones stopping the "omo Igbo" or nyamiris from voting?

Tinubu is a tax man who led Lagos for 7 years on tax money. By the time he is done, most Nigerians will eat sand for food.

So what will he be doing with all the money generated if not put to use for the betterment of the people? What shall it profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul? Will he feel better seeing Nigerians suffering the more?

Myer:


Your write-up is very emotional and truly the reality of many Nigerians now.

But I want you to know that God's hand is in everything. Nothing happens that God is not aware.

I'll encourage us all to please endure this temporary suffering. Make the necessary sacrifices you have to this period. Let your hope be where it should really be and where it is truly assured and secured- in the government of Jesus Christ.

You will realise that God Himself becomes your provider when you turn to Christ.
He does not only rprovide money, he provides ALL you need.
Wisdom, Strength, Direction, Food, Help, Health, Peace, Joy, Hope etc that you need. Philippians 4:19

Most times these sufferings help us expose our weaknesses so that we can know what is blocking blessings in our lives. It exposes fake friends so that we know who to be careful with, who to separate from, etc.
It helps us build the Fruit of the Spirit and even Gifts of the Spirit.
It is also the time some people with receive ideas that will change their lives for ever.

2Cor.4.16-18 Therefore we do not lose heart. Even though our outward man is perishing, yet the inward man is being renewed day by day.
For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, is working for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory,
while we do not look at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen. For the things which are seen are temporary, but the things which are not seen are eternal.

pls leave baba God out of Nigerian issues,he has done his best in giving us abundant natural resources,fertile lands and good weather,the rest is up to us.but our leaders have constantly failed the give results,I will not be surprised to see no improvement after 4 years of subsidy removal,giving Nigerian government money is like pouring water inside basket,it simply disappears

Namaster:
It's madness that anyone will support the removal of fuel subsidy. It may be a good idea in other countries but this is Nigeria.

The people will suffer the consequences of the removal and enjoy none of the benefits. I spent more than 40K travelling to the east in the past 4 weeks.

Nigeria cannot borrow money for oil subsidies, there are no credit stupid to loan money to Nigeria.

More suffering will come. We never see anything.

DevilsEqual:


When u give unrelated responses like this, it makes people question your creativity and ability to think outside the box

Even if we voted in Julius ceasar,he'd not have turned things around overnight

Oga get out!!!

karkinase:

Omo times r hard oo. Send me ur aza bro .

Hello sir I swear am equally passing worst thing over here. If u can send me very little amount I will be very grateful.

VeeVeeMyLuv:
This country has been retrogressing under APC

Nigerians can no longer afford basic things of life they could conveniently afford in 2014.

Nigerians wake up and take back your country.

It's now very obvious that majority of Nigerians are tribalistic. I remember how Nigerians protested when GEJ increased fuel price to N97 per litre. APC and co. started protested. Tunde Bakare and Wole Soyinka led a protest walk to freedom park in Lagos.
Fast forward, when PMB increased it to N195, they were all quiet. Today, BAT has taken it to N540 and still climbing but they are not saying anything. They are rather praising him for removing subsidy. They are happy that their tribesman is in power. You increase fuel price without increasing minimum wage. There are Government workers that have to pay 3ce the amount they pay on 30k. How do you expect them to survive ?
Let us see. All of us will suffer it together. SOme f**lish people are saying the government will favour me. Let's see how it will happen.

Rexymania:
Nothing to add, you've said it all.

But I heard APC members are not trekking 😆

Then born them, who be their papa

Ombudsman1:
IN THE WORDS OF SABINUS, "FROM ABJECT POVERTY, YOU WILL THEN VANISH"

LAWD HELP US ALL. BTW I BOUGHT TWO ROTTWEILERS LAST WEEK. AREA WAS BECOMING TOO DANGEROUS. I WON'T BE TAKING CHANCES WITH ANY CRIMINAL WHO WAN SCALE MY FENCE

ehikioya39:
@Prechgold1180 all is going to be well.. it is just a matter of time. But definitely time will reveal what God has in store for you.

Please kindly drop your detail, let me send my widow's mite.

Victor Monday, 30508 04462, First bank.

Thank you as you help.

Chidolalar:

Hello sir I swear am equally passing worst thing over here. If u can send me very little amount I will be very grateful.

Don't be carried away by "drop your account".

Chidolalar:

Hello sir I swear am equally passing worst thing over here. If u can send me very little amount I will be very grateful.

Send ur digits too..

Yewandequeen:
Even at tht,I am Sure everyone that did are realizing their mistakes. We all should just help one another survive this trying times.

Realizing a deliberate mistake abi?
Who told you that those that voted APC didn't know that nothing good will come out of it?
Most Nigerians will choose to drink poison because it's served with their tribal plate.

I'm not against we helping ourselves oo
But oftentimes we deliberately choose to suffer in the name of tribe

Hold on tight and push harder.
Better days ahead !

Send your details for small support

FeelGoodAlways:
Times are definitely not nice to Nigerians. The streets are not smiling. People are not happy. You could see from their sad faces.

I am an undergraduate working as a security guard at night to help myself financially.

So due to fuel situation and the economic effects, I have been trekking to and fro the place, because no money and the transport is very expensive now. Today, I didn't feel very strong to trek back to the place due to malaria seriously holding me down. I approached my neighbor who is earning over 100k+ salary, minus side hustling to help me with transport fare to go to work. Guess what? He started by laughing cheapishly. When he paused, he narrated how he trekked back from work on Friday, trekked to and fro work today being Monday and not sure how he'll get back to office tomorrow morning being Tuesday. That the new transport fare has eaten deeper into his small earning that even before middle of the month, the salary had long gone. Last night, the children drank Garri to go to bed and this morning, the children left to school drinking only Pap and he put only N100 Akara for each in their lunch boxes. Sad story. He added that due to the economic impact of fuel subsidy removal, retrenchment letters for 3 of his colleagues in the office are ready to be served by the end of the month, and more to go.

Who will rescue us, we don't know? Sad truth is that the money that will be generated from this subsidy removal will not be put to use to the benefit of the commoners. It's just a plot to generate more money for the elites/thieves.

Could you believe that nobody could borrow me N500 in the whole compound? Incredible.

Well, even when I wasn't feeling strong to trek coupled with all I'm passing through financially, I just had to trek which I did.

I picked up this job because instead of sleeping freely at night and when the rent expires, the landlord would come after me + plus all the bills heaped on me, I could rather spend the nights here reading my books, sleep (even though not as recommended) and still earn some money no matter how small.

Finally, I would say do well to help people when you can. People are going through a lot. Not untill the start falling in the street.

*In mama P. voice* - "God will see us through".

God bless all hard working Nigerians no matter the tough times we face.

DevilsEqual:


When u give unrelated responses like this, it makes people question your creativity and ability to think outside the box

Even if we voted in Julius ceasar,he'd not have turned things around overnight

You're the one giving rubbish talk here... We have intelligent, non corrupt people whom we voted for and win the election, you people played ethnic card, denying based on his tribe never to rule Nigeria among other things! He's happy his family and will never suffer in this generation again... But since una support tinubu cos of his tribe and religion, una go see wahala pro max!🙏 From now on, anyone that beg me on the road, I'll ask for his voter's card and asked who he supported in the election. If you lie I'd know. 😁😎😎

VeeVeeMyLuv:
This country has been retrogressing under APC

Nigerians can no longer afford basic things of life they could conveniently afford in 2014.

Nigerians wake up and take back your country.

Nah!!! Let them continue voting for APC because of tribe. The suffer go affect everyone

DevilsEqual:


When u give unrelated responses like this, it makes people question your creativity and ability to think outside the box

Even if we voted in Julius ceasar,he'd not have turned things around overnight

Julius Caesar would have done it differently and brilliantly than this agbero style of APC.
You know what I'm talking about but tribe won't allow you say the truth.

FeelGoodAlways:


Who will rescue us, we don't know? Sad truth is that the money that will be generated from this subsidy removal will not be put to use to the benefit of the commoners. It's just a plot to generate more money for the elites/thieves.

Could you believe that nobody could borrow me N500 in the whole compound? Incredible.

Well, even when I wasn't feeling strong to trek coupled with all I'm passing through financially, I just had to trek which I did.

I picked up this job because instead of sleeping freely at night and when the rent expires, the landlord would come after me + plus all the bills heaped on me, I could rather spend the nights here reading my books, sleep (even though not as recommended) and still earn some money no matter how small.

This is exactly what I told the commoners who are celebrating subsidy removal. Masses will never feel the positive impacts of the money generated from the removal.
Imagine Nigerians who are blessed with free crude oil parking their cars at homes just because they can't afford the price of petrol anymore! This is so wrong.

As for me personally, I don't spend at all on transport while going to and fro in the morning and evening because I know plenty of cab drivers but wife and kid still collect transport money Monday to Friday which is funny at all

Thank God for Yahoo i know yahoo is bad,
But let us think it way round it not for Yahoo how would many family be living, Yahoo has deliberated many families from poverty..

Don't let the fuel hike bite you, come to me let me show you how to make money by taking surveys and doing simple tasks.
You pay me nothing.

FeelGoodAlways:
Times are definitely not nice to Nigerians. The streets are not smiling. People are not happy. You could see from their sad faces.

I am an undergraduate working as a security guard at night to help myself financially.

So due to fuel situation and the economic effects, I have been trekking to and fro the place, because no money and the transport is very expensive now. Today, I didn't feel very strong to trek back to the place due to malaria seriously holding me down. I approached my neighbor who is earning over 100k+ salary, minus side hustling to help me with transport fare to go to work. Guess what? He started by laughing cheapishly. When he paused, he narrated how he trekked back from work on Friday, trekked to and fro work today being Monday and not sure how he'll get back to office tomorrow morning being Tuesday. That the new transport fare has eaten deeper into his small earning that even before middle of the month, the salary had long gone. Last night, the children drank Garri to go to bed and this morning, the children left to school drinking only Pap and he put only N100 Akara for each in their lunch boxes. Sad story. He added that due to the economic impact of fuel subsidy removal, retrenchment letters for 3 of his colleagues in the office are ready to be served by the end of the month, and more to go.

Who will rescue us, we don't know? Sad truth is that the money that will be generated from this subsidy removal will not be put to use to the benefit of the commoners. It's just a plot to generate more money for the elites/thieves.

Could you believe that nobody could borrow me N500 in the whole compound? Incredible.

Well, even when I wasn't feeling strong to trek coupled with all I'm passing through financially, I just had to trek which I did.

I picked up this job because instead of sleeping freely at night and when the rent expires, the landlord would come after me + plus all the bills heaped on me, I could rather spend the nights here reading my books, sleep (even though not as recommended) and still earn some money no matter how small.

Finally, I would say do well to help people when you can. People are going through a lot. Not untill the start falling in the street.

*In mama P. voice* - "God will see us through".

God bless all hard working Nigerians no matter the tough times we face.

check ur self u have not been paying debt that's why they are giving you stories

iHateFraudsters:


Wake up?

No be the same people vote tinubu?

We deserve what we get till we're ready to really wake up.

Saying the people voted Tinubu is not true and unfair to the people. Even with all the magomago by INEC, more people voted against the ruling party, about 2/3 voted against APC. It's clear the people no longer want APC. But the people lost because of INEC, thuggery, and most especially that stupid PDP. At of the 4 major contestants, 3 were in PDP just yesterday... Two decamped just before election and inevitably split their votes.

franconian:


Saying the people voted Tinubu is not true and unfair to the people. Even with all the magomago by INEC, more people voted against the ruling party, about 2/3 voted against APC. Its clear the people no longer want APC. But the people lost because of INEC, thuggery, and most especially that stupid PDP. At of the 4 major contestants, 3 where in PDP just yesterday... Two decamped just before election and inevitably split their votes.

I'm talking about the actual people that voted tinubu.

How can someone wake up and vote tinubu?

The day we change our mentality, that's the day Nigeria will be better.

Karlosorji:
Dey there na. Today Ashawo collect #500 I surprise. Ee red everywhere no be lie