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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by ud4u: 11:29pm On Nov 23, 2023
garykoeman:
Which one be gbadebo

His real name na chinedu.

Una don sell una son out of hatred for Igbo's

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Theunbothered: 11:31pm On Nov 23, 2023
haybhi1:

Why would you hope that for me? You're toxic and overbearing, you know. I haven't offended you in anyway and you have this kind of hope for me? You're worse than the leaders you criticize, jsyk.

You are the worst kind of snake in human form. The kind that supported a a candidate that everyone knew would fail and are now crying because the failure is starting to manifest in your personal life.

We warned of the real consequences that would happen, we warned you Tinubu's reputation was built on lies and he only cares about enriching himself YET you supported him anyway.

Ruining the lives of millions for the greed of someone who doesn't send your fada is worse than any insult. I only hope you fall sick and feel the full impact of Tinubu's governance as soon as possible.

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by ukaface(f): 11:35pm On Nov 23, 2023
aceman88:
If a card or tablet of drug is sold for 100k, I won't still care, in as much as it is not affecting the real Patriots. My happiness is that the Igbos are only the people suffering from the change in price. They must learn a political lesson in a hard way.
Hmmm
Is this you being sarcastic?

Anyways the man crying over inhaler na Yoruba sha
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by SeaTrade(m): 11:40pm On Nov 23, 2023
Theunbothered:


You mean in Nigeria I can't threaten to sanction or seal your business based on flimsy accusations just so I can get shares in it?

Or in Nigeria the border wasn't closed unjustly so rice farmers could have a monopoly?

You can swear that it hasn't happened before? grin




Yes after selling majority stake in their business to a government run mafia the mafia is just going give it back to them. You are very smart. undecided




You think this way because you have no idea how business oversight or brand recognition works.
No you can't.
I said they can buy back their shares from the market so the government mafia can't access them if that's the case.
And also why must the mafia force GSK to sell shares to them or ruin them when they can simply buy large volumes of it on stock trading floors? undecided
You just can't walk up to GSK and force them to own their shares chief.

Emotional thinking again,borders were closed to combat SMUGGLING of rice,not its importation.
You wanna import rice?Good!Put the destination to apapa or tincan and PAY DUTY and not put destination to cotonou or Douala and sell to smugglers that later get it to Nigeria with zero duty and levy in most cases,dumping it into the nation without government making significant revenue from it and also destroy local capacity and its value chain.
Monopoly wasn't given to local farmers,get your facts right and put your sentimental reasoning in check.
I have no knowledge how business oversight and branding works?The way you clowns on NL assume things on people you don't know is funny honestly.
Let me give you one example,
You know BAT(British American Tobacco) right?
Where is their operation presence in Nigeria despite having a large factory here?

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Masterito(m): 11:41pm On Nov 23, 2023
If you have sense you will simply understand that FG never support production of goods with thier useless policy. Ask anyone into production.
lordm:
Peter Obi is one of the largest importers of goods
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Tijani009: 11:46pm On Nov 23, 2023
Good evening everyone

This Question is : At a standing point, there is something at your front and your back as well... while walking either straight or forward this still still remain at your front and back but at the process of making a *U TURN* the one at the front moves to the back and after successfully completing your *U TURN* and waking 10 to 15 *STEPS* the one at the front that went to the back moves back to the front and take its position.... *WHAT IS IT ?*
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by haybhi1(m): 11:51pm On Nov 23, 2023
Theunbothered:
You are the worst kind of snake in human form. The kind that supported a a candidate that everyone knew would fail and are now crying because the failure is starting to manifest in your personal life.

We warned of the real consequences that would happen, we warned you Tinubu's reputation was built on lies and he only cares about enriching himself YET you supported him anyway.

Ruining the lives of millions for the greed of someone who doesn't send your fada is worse than any insult. I only hope you fall sick and feel the full impact of Tinubu's governance as soon as possible.
Watch your mouth. Goodnight.
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Theunbothered: 11:52pm On Nov 23, 2023
SeaTrade:
No you can't.
I said they can buy back their shares from the market so the government mafia can't access them if that's the case.
You just can't walk up to GSK and force them to own shares chief.

Guy you reason like a child. grin

When Wale Edun has majority stock at GSK what are they going to buy?


Emotional thinking again,borders were closed to combat SMUGGLING of rice,not its importation.
You wanna import rice?Good!Put the destination to apapa or tincan and not put destination to cotonou or Douala and sell to smugglers that later get it to Nigeria with zero duty and levy in most cases.

So you closed the border to stop the already illegal activity the border was created to stop. grin

Now explain did closing the border stop smuggling of rice? Yes or no? grin

Monopoly wasn't given to local farmers,get your facts right and put your sentimental reasoning in check.

They literally celebrated the border closure because they said "We can feed the country and export" that was literally the whole reason for the closure to "boost local production" of rice.
https://www.thecable.ng/farmers-borders-should-remain-closed-we-can-produce-enough-rice-to-feed-nigerians/amp

I have no knowledge how business oversight and branding works?The way you clowns on NL assume things on people you don't know is funny honestly.
It's not an assumption from what you have shown in this short exchange you display a unique naivety and lack of understanding of how the Nigerian economic climate works.

Let me give you one example,
You know BAT(British American Tobacco) right?
Where is their operation presence in Nigeria despite having a large factory here?

A complete non-sequitur, only 5% of Nigerians smoke, every Nigerian has been sick, some multiple times a year.

Their products are also highly regulated as a health hazard, tobbaco companies aren't even allowed to advertise in Nigeria.

Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Theunbothered: 11:53pm On Nov 23, 2023
haybhi1:

Watch your mouth. Goodnight.

Don't worry I will wake you up in December grin

haybhi1:


Even though no be Tinubu fault say he bring now-useless Buhari, No wahala, I go remind you by December. Tinubu's unlikely to disappoint me.🤝
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by haybhi1(m): 11:58pm On Nov 23, 2023
Theunbothered:

Don't worry I will wake you up in December grin
You're petty. I'm not sure I have your energy. May we both find peace... may we both find the things we seek too.

We good?
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by nony43(m): 11:59pm On Nov 23, 2023
Makunahatata:
counter what I wrote





No na is he right or wrong ? If he didn’t write will you come for him. Let’s talk about what he wrote before I come to yours.

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by SeaTrade(m): 12:07am On Nov 24, 2023
Theunbothered:


Guy you reason like a child. grin

When Wale Edun has majority stock at GSK what are they going to buy?




So you closed the border to stop the already illegal activity the border was created to stop. grin

Now explain did closing the border stop smuggling of rice? Yes or no? grin



They literally celebrated the border closure because they said "We can feed the country and export" that was literally the whole reason for the closure to "boost local production" of rice.
https://www.thecable.ng/farmers-borders-should-remain-closed-we-can-produce-enough-rice-to-feed-nigerians/amp


It's not an assumption from what you have shown in this short exchange you display a unique naivety and lack of understanding of how the Nigerian economic climate works.


A complete non-sequitur, only 5% of Nigerians smoke, every Nigerian has been sick, some multiple times a year.

Their products are also highly regulated as a health hazard, tobbaco companies aren't even allowed to advertise in Nigeria.
You seem not to understand how stocks work so id drop that with you as it is above your paygrade and not give myself unnecessary headache explaining sophisticated economics to a sheep.
Borders were not created to stop illegal activity but to demarcate countries apart.
It doesn't have to stop it to prove effective,rather reduce the activity significantly as no policy or line of action is absolute(you're too dumb to know this).
With all the resources expended at policing the US/Mexico border to combat narcotics, Mexico still has a $30B/year narcotic industry.
Do you now see how naive you are? undecided
Of course the local farmers will be happy because it favours them ,but was it to enrich them or give them any sort of monopoly?No,because no one stopped you from importing rice through right channels.

5% of a 200m people market is 10m.That is a huge marketshare GSK don't even have because there's something called competition.
Might shock you to know BAT has more revenue than that useless GSK in Nigeria.
Their product are regulated doesn't mean they shouldn't operate here or have brand presence na,there are others operating fulltime like WAT,
Why then does BAT not operate too like them? undecided
So you random nairalander is smarter than all the technocrats at BAT right?
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Originalsly: 12:08am On Nov 24, 2023
Naira in January was about 450 .... November about 1000 ... a little more than double. What was he expecting?
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Hamachi(f): 12:18am On Nov 24, 2023
Malaria drugs are sold for 2k
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by 2tpick: 12:23am On Nov 24, 2023
Theunbothered:


You mean in Nigeria I can't threaten to sanction or seal your business based on flimsy accusations just so I can get shares in it?

Or in Nigeria the border wasn't closed unjustly so rice farmers could have a monopoly?

You can swear that it hasn't happened before? grin




Yes after selling majority stake in their business to a government run mafia the mafia is just going give it back to them. You are very smart. undecided




You think this way because you have no idea how business oversight or brand recognition works.

U dey waste time dey argue with people like him. In another thread they will justify Tinubu frequent travels in search of FDI, but here he is saying multinational are cutting cost by shutting down foreign operations. You cant defend criminality and incompetence without sounding foolish

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Traevis(m): 12:25am On Nov 24, 2023
Bliss62:
cheesy


Gbarebo Chinedu .

This is the time to walk the talk, from Importation to production like Importer Obi said

Erisco food buys tomatoes from Jos and make paste, he is from Anambra,

Peter Obi and Next Mall sells Hienze tomato sauce from xenophobic SouthAfrica

Mahatma Gandhi ; told Indians... if you can't make cloths die naked, if you can't farm die hungry, if you can't produce drugs be sick, if you can produce what you need without west then die


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You're just as daft as your comments!!, why are nigerian not always patriotic?? But patriotic to their party

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by frog12: 12:25am On Nov 24, 2023
then doctor consultant fees too don go up
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Theunbothered: 12:31am On Nov 24, 2023
SeaTrade:
Borders were not created to stop illegal activity but to demarcate countries apart.
It doesn't have to stop it to prove effective,rather reduce the activity significantly as no policy or line of action is absolute(you're too dumb to know this).
With all the resources expended at policing the US/Mexico border to combat narcotics, Mexico still has a $30B/year narcotic industry.
Do you now see how naive you are? undecided
So America should close the Mexican border right? grin
The last time they did it during the pandemic the economy suffered.

Closing the border to drugs makes even more sense than rice RICE o. grin

Of course the local farmers will be happy because it favours them ,but was it to enrich them or give them any sort of monopoly?No,because no one stopped you from importing rice through right channels.


Which right channels when they closed the bloody border? grin
You make the right channel illegal them complain about it later.

Nigerians couldn't even get forex to import rice until earlier this year.

5% of a 200m people market is 10m.That is a huge marketshare GSK don't even have because there's something called competition

You think this is about money? grin People are at risk of dying because all medication has become expensive across the board. If British and American tobacco leaves Nigeria people won't die because of it.

Might shock you to know BAT has more revenue than that useless GSK in Nigeria.

They are useless but Nigerians are crying to Tinubu because they can't afford asthma medicine. cheesy

Drop their sales figures for Nigeria, they make most of the money by producing here and selling abroad. Let's see how much it compares with GSK. grin


Their product are regulated doesn't mean they shouldn't operate here or have brand presence na,there are others operating fulltime like WAT,
Why then does BAT not operate too like them? undecided
So you random nairalander is smarter than all the technocrats at BAT right?

I litteraly just explained the current situation and you're grasping at straws to prove a point that leads nowhere.
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by FLYFIRE(m): 12:43am On Nov 24, 2023
These same idiots defending the rubbish are the ones changing names everyday to beg for support here on Nairaland with "I am a single mother & we have not even seen garri to soak for four days, no amount is too small"

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by 2tpick: 12:47am On Nov 24, 2023
Theunbothered:

So America should close the Mexican border right? grin
The last time they did it during the pandemic the economy suffered.

Closing the border to drugs makes even more sense than rice RICE o. grin



Which right channels when they closed the bloody border? grin
You make the right channel illegal them complain about it later.

Nigerians couldn't even get forex to import rice until earlier this year.



You think this is about money? grin People are at risk of dying because all medication has become expensive across the board. If British and American tobacco leaves Nigeria people won't die because of it.



They are useless but Nigerians are crying to Tinubu because they can't afford asthma medicine. cheesy

Drop their sales figures for Nigeria, they make most of the money by producing here and selling abroad. Let's see how much it compares with GSK. grin



I litteraly just explained the current situation and you're grasping at straws to prove a point that leads nowhere.
I have been following ur exchange with seatrade and I must say u made the superior argument and straight to the point. Coming to the border closure, I dont understamd why he will say that borders are just for demarcation and not checking illegality. Why then would he put a fence around his house and ask a gate man to man it. Also ur counter argument of making the right channels illegal was also spot on. Its not a must that every imported rice must land at tincan or a papa wharf. Other countries are taking advantage of informal cross border trade.
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Sillymoderators: 12:48am On Nov 24, 2023
Bliss62:


Should we increase National debt to defend Naira and import everything from drugs to food or are we going to act like human being with resources and knowledge and start local Production



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So you expect the importation to stop gbam! Just like that! Just the way you people believe Obi is coming to perform miracles.
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by SeaTrade(m): 12:49am On Nov 24, 2023
Theunbothered:

So America should close the Mexican border right? grin
The last time they did it during the pandemic the economy suffered.

Closing the border to drugs makes even more sense than rice RICE o. grin



Which right channels when they closed the bloody border? grin
You make the right channel illegal them complain about it later.

Nigerians couldn't even get forex to import rice until earlier this year.



You think this is about money? grin People are at risk of dying because all medication has become expensive across the board. If British and American tobacco leaves Nigeria people won't die because of it.



They are useless but Nigerians are crying to Tinubu because they can't afford asthma medicine. cheesy

Drop their sales figures for Nigeria, they make most of the money by producing here and selling abroad. Let's see how much it compares with GSK. grin



I litteraly just explained the current situation and you're grasping at straws to prove a point that leads nowhere.
America can't close Mexico border because trade between both countries is formal and generate revenue for both governments,unlike their Nigerian counterparts where informal trade ,false declarations and smuggling is the order of the day in that scene.
So why shouldn't I close it if it threatens my local industry ?afterall it generates nothing for me.

You are very dull.How is the land border the right channel for importing rice that comes from Asia?
Are you mad? undecided

You can't get fx from official markets don't mean you can't get fx,go to the parallel markets because we can't be expending so much fx to import rice that is grown locally.So get your own Fx,import and pay my duty at the ports.

GRV is crying ,not Nigerians.No be only GSK get inhalers.

If BAT leaves Nigeria, its thousands of direct and indirect workers will lose their livelihoods and suffer economically,GSK Nigeria is too small to have such effect and their consumers will simply port to their competitors ,No one will die except GRV.

There's a $1.4B PA tobacco market in Nigeria and BAT is its market leader,do the maths.
They don't even need to export to flop GSK's $50m revenue PA. grin

Your explanations are useless,and I'm exposing how empty they are to sound minds.

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Kingisibor: 12:55am On Nov 24, 2023
Bliss62:


Should we increase National debt to defend Naira and import everything from drugs to food or are we going to act like human being with resources and knowledge and start local Production



.
those pharmaceutical companies that are leaving Nigeria nkor?
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Kingisibor: 12:57am On Nov 24, 2023
Sillymoderators:

So you expect the importation to stop gbam! Just like that! Just the way you people believe Obi is coming to perform miracles.


Ogbeeni you get yam and fufu head
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Theunbothered: 12:58am On Nov 24, 2023
2tpick:

I have been following ur exchange with seatrade and I must say u made the superior argument and straight to the point. Coming to the border closure, I dont understamd why he will say that borders are just for demarcation and not checking illegality. Why then would he put a fence around his house and ask a gate man to man it. Also ur counter argument of making the right channels illegal was also spot on. Its not a must that every imported rice must land at tincan or a papa wharf. Other countries are taking advantage of informal cross border trade.

I swear he must wants to be difficult for the sake of it. If you heard Buhari speak it's clear the man had no idea what he was doing in the end we gained nothing.

What annoys me so much is how Nigerians are adamant about wasting everyone's time on policies that don't work.
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Kingisibor: 1:00am On Nov 24, 2023
SeaTrade:
America can't close Mexico border because trade between both countries is formal and generate revenue for both governments,unlike their Nigerian counterparts where informal trade ,false declarations and smuggling is the order of the day in that scene.
So why shouldn't I close it if it threatens my local industry ?afterall it generates nothing for me.

You are very dull.How is the land border the right channel for importing rice that comes from Asia?
Are you mad? undecided

You can't get fx from official markets don't mean you can't get fx,go to the parallel markets because we can't be expending so much fx to import rice that is grown locally.So get your own Fx,import and pay my duty at the ports.

GRV is crying ,not Nigerians.No be only GSK get inhalers.

If BAT leaves Nigeria, its thousands of direct and indirect workers will lose their livelihoods and suffer economically,GSK Nigeria is too small to have such effect and their consumers will simply port to their competitors ,No one will die except GRV.

There's a $1.4B PA tobacco market in Nigeria and BAT is its market leader,do the maths.
They don't even need to export to flop GSK's $50m revenue PA. grin

Your explanations are useless,and I'm exposing how empty they are to sound minds.





Sir you be local bingo

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by dinero101(m): 1:03am On Nov 24, 2023
envoymedia:
Labour Party's candidate in 2023 Lagos gubernatorial election, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour wrote:

Make we kuku scatter the country. Make everyone just die... as if tinubu malaria different from Obi malaria... mumu illiterates

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by BigIyanga: 1:10am On Nov 24, 2023
lordm:
Peter Obi is one of the largest importers of goods

A partisan brain is too blocked to be educated.
Oado, owned by Tinubus is the the largest importer of refined petro products.
Dangote is the the largest importer in Naija.
Election is over.. let your candidate deliver his promises to you

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by nedekid: 1:13am On Nov 24, 2023
mofedamijo:


Learn to read and understand.......the last airbnb I stayed in NYC was $88/night in 2022, same place goes for $264 per night now.

I have friends in the U.S who can't afford to pay their mortgage again, and had to forfeit their home this year. Mind you, they've owned the house for over 8 years. This is the first time I am traveling and every Uber driver who has picked me up have some horrible lamenting about inflation. Imagine a house where husband and wife are working, yet, all their salaries goes in to bills.

I am not here to compare, my point is that its crazy all over the world.

You know its crazy when you see Indians leaving Canada and moving back to India.
You rather should also read and understand. You Airbnb you stayed in NYC, you did not specify what time of the year you stayed there. Demand and supply, unless you are not regular with hotels. The price they charge eg in summer, high demand season is more than during the low season period. Same place you pay $200, you can get for 50. It's just as you comparing airfares in February to that of july/August.
When the Uber driver complains to you about inflation, is it 1000, 2000, 3000%?
We are talking of Nigerians having to pay 29k for what was 2500! My BP drug of 5500 now 20,000 within 2 months! Is that what you have abroad?
That someone cannot pay mortgage after 8 years certainly could be because of loads of reasons, eg husband or wife could loose their job and so the contributions to pay might not add up, some due to bad credit get mortgages at unfavorable unsustainable rates etc. Nothing new about that, even here in naija, not everyone will be able to service loans.
What we are talking about here if you can read and understand properly, is a situation where naira in 5 months went from 460 official rate to 1000, black market from 750 to 1200, diesel from 300 to 1300, fuel from 170 to 600, drugs eg, augmentin from 2500 to 29,000.
Show me any country in the world this has happened within 3 months. No war, no sanctions. Even Ukraine, e no happen.
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Theunbothered: 1:19am On Nov 24, 2023
SeaTrade:
America can't close Mexico border because trade between both countries is formal and generate revenue for both governments,unlike their Nigerian counterparts where informal trade ,false declarations and smuggling is the order of the day in that scene.
So why shouldn't I close it if it threatens my local industry ?afterall it generates nothing for me.

The Seme border, just one border crossing netted 3 trillion naira for Nigeria. If land trade is negative for Nigeria why don't we leave ECOWAS? grin

See how empty you sound?
https://tribuneonlineng.com/seme-customs-surpasses-revenue-target-by-55-1/#:~:text=The%20Seme%20Customs%20Commands%20has,the%20end%20of%20October%202023
You are very dull.How is the land border the right channel for importing rice that comes from Asia?
Are you mad? undecided

Since you want to insult no problem. Benin and Togo modernised their roads and ports to make importation easy. Importing through the land border also reduces backlogs of clearing at the Apapa port. You would know that if you had a business or bothered to read, mango seed brain. undecided

You can't get fx from official markets don't mean you can't get fx,go to the parallel markets because we can't be expending so much fx to import rice that is grown locally.So get your own Fx,import and pay my duty at the ports
.

Most of our fx is spent on fuel imports even though we are one of the largest oil producers in Africa. There is also a huge backlog at the sea ports because again, we waste time moving oil and oil products. undecided

GRV is crying ,not Nigerians.No be only GSK get inhalers.

One of your APC miscreants was crying over the price of ventolin a few days back. The cow was posing on a private jet during campaign season not knowing wahala would touch him soon.

If BAT leaves Nigeria, its thousands of direct and indirect workers will lose their livelihoods and suffer economically,GSK Nigeria is too small to have such effect and their consumers will simply port to their competitors ,No one will die except GRV.

Yet APC miscreants are crying about the price of ventolin. GRV that was sponsoring medical treatment for Lagosians isn't your problem, if he quits politics and goes back to America it won't make drugs cheaper. grin



There's a $1.4B PA tobacco market in Nigeria and BAT is its market leader,do the maths.
They don't even need to export to flop GSK's $50m revenue PA. grin
Producing cigarettes and life saving medication what do you think is more important? grin

Your explanations are useless,and I'm exposing how empty they are to sound minds.


You are just a daft toy I'm using to pass time, all this shalaye won't help when the doctor sends you your bill.

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Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by Abufo: 1:19am On Nov 24, 2023
garykoeman:
Which one be gbadebo

His real name na chinedu.


So what is Davido's Igbo name again! or his dad's ?..............una never wake up abi, dey play !........by the time panadol becomes 50,000 naira you go remember that poverty does not know tribalism! mumu!
Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour Compares Prices Of Drugs Between January 2023 & Now by amstamon: 1:25am On Nov 24, 2023
Bliss62:


Should we increase National debt to defend Naira and import everything from drugs to food or are we going to act like human being with resources and knowledge and start local Production



.
And which of the local production have you started?

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