BronzeTiger:
Fake story as usual.
Created just to generate sympathy and hopefully cash from some gullible people. Lazy op just sitting in his home generating lies but as usual we never learn. Smh.

Fake story right? See it here. People are now selling their children due to hard times. I wonder if some of you actually live in this country and witness are things are.

https://www.facebook.com/100064625772115/posts/pfbid029EkWvDLAbr1LTBHF7Cq5friy2SguGYwr1TXHBiDRBoALnCP5ajjHx8U2gC9iracLl/?app=fbl

BTCog:
I wish added at least your email in the post. I wanted to ask you something. btcmastery2k@gmail.com

I sent you a mail sir.

247Hustler:

I understand what you are going through because I've been there. Drop your account number make I send you 5k.

I didnt get anything from you sir. Although the real intention wasn't to garner financial favour from fellow Nigerians who are facing the same fate like myself but to pour out the frustration in the land. However, if out of your magnanimity you want to support me with a token, I will really appreciate. I quoted you with my details earlier on. Thank you.

spill:


I sent you mail, Kindly respond to the mail.

Your prompt response would be greatly appreciated before my 10MB vanishes.

Lol @ 10MB. Thank you sir.

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Lol. Thank you Mr. English.

byesense105:
Send your details for small support

Thank your sir for your concern and support.

305080 4462 First Bank, Monday Victor

Thank you all for your comments and contributions. Nigeria is for all of us and should be seen to be so. Not the one we live like beggars in our own land, land of milk and honey while the few elites corner 99% of the nation's wealth to themselves alone.

iHateFraudsters:


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.

There's no way anyone will contest an election under a ruling party and not get votes. The problem is in our electioneering process and the politicians. Until we begin to have free, fair and credible elections, we'll continue to have cases of losers being declared winners.

Angelfrost:
I posted the following yesterday on a similar thread, and some of you attacked me...!





When some of us who have done proper research speak or write about the reality of the times, kids still living in the comfort of parents and guardians insult us... Some of you try so hard to sugarcoat the sufferings of your fellow citizens because the people you support are in power!


Well... Body go tell una! When the poor finally reach their limits, the rest of you living in relative comfort go hear am!

Boss . . . una still get energy the debate over this yeye country matter.

Forget them, make the situation rugurugu everybody.

LikeAking:


The guy stingy.

Did he give the guy money to keep for him or do you think his neighbour does not have his own problems?

The problem with rendering this type of assistance is that the person benefiting will make it a habit and start asking you for money every time, the day you stop giving is the day you become a bad person!

Angelfrost:
I posted the following yesterday on a similar thread, and some of you attacked me...!





When some of us who have done proper research speak or write about the reality of the times, kids still living in the comfort of parents and guardians insult us... Some of you try so hard to sugarcoat the sufferings of your fellow citizens because the people you support are in power!


Well... Body go tell una! When the poor finally reach their limits, the rest of you living in relative comfort go hear am!

From experience I must say this is true.
The rich class shouldn't feel relaxed while the poor masses are suffering. Once poverty-stricken reach its limits, there will be insecurities. Look at South Africa, you can't dare carry your iPhone and show up in the street of Capetown, they'll cut your hands. You can't even park your car carelessly, before you come out, boys had move it. This is exactly were Nigeria is heading to. Kidnapping will be child's play.
This is the time to put things in order. The young ones coming up are watching their parents suffering. When you heard them stealing and killing big men, remember this my quote.

Snapdrag0n:

From experience I must say this is true.
The rich class shouldn't feel relaxed while the poor masses are suffering. Once poverty-stricken reach its limits, there will be insecurities. Look at South Africa, you can't dare carry your iPhone and show up in the street of Capetown, they'll cut your hands. You can't even park your car carelessly, before you come out, boys had move it. This is exactly were Nigeria is heading to. Kidnapping will be child's play.
This is the time to put things in order. The young ones coming up are watching their parents suffering. When you heard them stealing and killing big men, remember this my quote.

Please, help me tell them! Some Nigerians are so selfish and shortsighted!

FeelGoodAlways:


Thank your sir for your concern and support.

seen?

FeelGoodAlways:


Don't be carried away by drop your account. None of them has sent a kobo.

Hmmm..
Are u serious or just joking

karkinase:

Send ur digits too..

Pls are u serious about it or u just wan use me catch cruise

Yewandequeen:
seen?

Pls ma kindly assists me. Am passing through worst tin too.

FeelGoodAlways:


God bless you sir. You would make me happy at least for a while.

3050804 462, First bank. Victor.

sent

May God help us all.

FeelGoodAlways:


Don't be carried away by drop your account. None of them has sent a kobo.

Lies are not good you know?

So after someone actually sent this OP money, he still has the nerve to come here and say nobody sent him a kobo.
Do they owe him anything?

Garrieveryday:
APC - top to bottom.

You are an enemy of the country if you chose APC to continue in power after what we went through the hands of Buhari

I supported APC but I don't support subsidy removal. Mind you, all the three major candidates vowed to remove subsidy.

Snapdrag0n:

From experience I must say this is true.
The rich class shouldn't feel relaxed while the poor masses are suffering. Once poverty-stricken reach its limits, there will be insecurities. Look at South Africa, you can't dare carry your iPhone and show up in the street of Capetown, they'll cut your hands. You can't even park your car carelessly, before you come out, boys had move it. This is exactly were Nigeria is heading to. Kidnapping will be child's play.
This is the time to put things in order. The young ones coming up are watching their parents suffering. When you heard them stealing and killing big men, remember this my quote.

That's more like a culture because South Africa is better than Nigeria in term of standard of living.

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

But I heard APC members are not trekking 😆

Didn't Obi or Atiku promise to do the same?

Tombrown3:
I was shouting it here, as long as it's Tinubu, the money realized from the subsidy will not be put to good use.

Imagine what 400 billion naira monthly could do.
Now multiply that by 12 months.

That's trillions of naira that will go into 8 group of people's pocket.

If that money is channel into power alone, Nigeria wil be sweeming in electricity in all corners of it.

Is it road? Salaries? Just imagine what that money will do.

But it will never happen, keeping in your perpetual poverty and extreme hunger is deliberate. Sometimes I wish we could suffer so much that people start commiting suicide on a daily. But Nigerians are the most reziliant people on earth. We can be suffering and smiling.

APC will still win 2027. Just pray to be alive and see that day.

You know something about Tinubu that the rest of us don't know?

Not by announcing it recklessly

maasoap:

Didn't Obi or Atiku promise to do the same?

Yewandequeen:
Lies are not good you know?

I'm so sorry ma. As at when I made that post, nothing entered my account. It was later in the morning when I saw the alert . I'm sorry. Yes I received it. Thank you very much and God bless you. I'm grateful for your kindness.

staga:
So after someone actually sent this OP money, he still has the nerve to come here and say nobody sent him a kobo.
Do they owe him anything?

I made that post before I received anything.

247Hustler:
sent

Received. Thank you very much.

Yewandequeen:
seen?

Thank you. God bless you.

LikeAking:


The guy stingy.

You can as well ask him for his account

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.

How much are you being paid in your security job, and which state are you resident in?

mediclife1987:


How much are you being paid in your security job, and which state are you resident in?

18k (private residence). I'm in Benue state.