Ballzproblem2:
lol him and sexxy red are buddies,sexxy

OasisX:


......but me no kuku see wetin sean and the dude dey troll for the pics, cos na younger version of Genevieve me dey see o.

swiz123:


That is how they queued to apply pressure on Bokku bread when it was sold 950. Bokku had to start selling on two breads to each person but they were not dettered. They will take all their children and extended to the queue just to sell the same bread 1200 at their shops.

Bokku were only trying to save their business from those scavengers by trying to deal directly with the actual consumers.

Eunoiaa:


Unserious elements. 😂


Are you minding them? Shey they've ruined our perfect wedding day now 😒. Something that you were supposed to be seeing my face for the first time after lifting up the veil.

seankafor:
you mean they ain't smashing

BlueRayDick:


And u think the lecturers in Ikere Ekiti who earn 200k have drivers they pay out of their 200k salary ?

I served in a Ubity school in the north and some level 16 officers who own cars no get driver . The only person that had driver was the principal who was a level 17 officer whose driver and domestic staff were being provided by the federal government .

In this present Naija , u can never pay a driver and maid out of 200k gross family income . Lai Lai !

OasisX:




.....nothing ruined, other veil still dey intact.

raumdeuter:


Driver is a luxury most people won't use because they prefer to flex their car themselves but domestic staff plenty die, in those villages and towns families will even drop their kids with you for free as long as they get fed and educated just to live with you from church mosque and community. In those places paying 10k for housemaid is even considered wastage.

Drivers are only for retirees in those type of towns

OasisX:




.....nothing ruined, other veil still dey intact.

BlueRayDick:


Driver is a luxury whether in a village or in a city . If ur pocket is not deeper than ur contemporary irrespective of whether u like to drive or not.

Roland17:


Shouldn’t there be a limit on how much bettors can wager in a day?

Roland17:


Shouldn’t there be a limit on how much bettors can wager in a day?

GloriousGbola:
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GrammarNazi1:

Sheikh, please don't spoil my mind in this holy month ooo.

Which other veil, boss!

swiz123:


They are mostly uneducated and don't care about any economic theory you have to preach.

raumdeuter:


There is a major setup to impoverish the common people through this unregulated betting

For Naija now, na betting and churches dey sell pass

Sportsweb:
Nothing concern sportybet. There is no regulation.

Sporty anc Co cab allow you fund 1B and lose of them

raumdeuter:


There is a major setup to impoverish the common people through this unregulated betting

For Naija now, na betting and churches dey sell pass

GloriousGbola:


Legacy ShopRite was selling 5alive at a price lower than retailers, to the point that retailers started buying from shoprite to resell. It got so bad they reduced the amount of 5alive taht could be bought by one customer.

Nigeria is a weird place.

OasisX:


.....nothing ruined, other veil still dey intact.

BlueRayDick:


I don't even understand the hype about the booku bread sef .

One of their stores was recently opened close to me and I thought it to be a normal supermarkets where u can quickly get groceries . I entered only to discover a large queue of people waiting to pay for a single loaf of bread 🤦‍♂️

Like I wonder if thru will be making much sales on other groceries cos almost everybody was there just to buy bread . I just vex commot there cos everywhere was just stuffy .

I feel it will make more sense if they have a pay point dedicated to those who just want to buy bread and another pay point for other shoppers sha cos it appears the only time u will shop in peace there is if they don't have bread .

BlueRayDick:


Na the people wan impoverish themselves jare . I don't think there's any rule in the western world that places a limit on how much an individual can stake ( correct me if I'm wrong ).

It's the people that should give themselves brain na

Roland17:


Actually, there are limits (amount varies) and the betting industry is heavily monitored/ regulated by the government. Betting companies report unusual bets/ props and investigations are swift. Infact, there is a case being investigated currently that involves an NBA player.

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/jontay-porter-gambling-investigation-explained-what-we-know-as-nba-looks-into-prop-bet-irregularities/

Roland17:


Shouldn’t there be a limit on how much bettors can wager in a day?

BlueRayDick:


Betting industry is also regulated by the National lottery regulatory commission in Nigeria .

And what I'm saying is that different betting companies have maximum amount u can win on their platforms; but no betting company will stop u from placing any amount u so desire. It is the odds u accumulate and the maximum Payout limit that will determine the maximum amount u can stake .

User09:


Like I said, Information asymmetry really is the problem.

People really need to take matters into their own hands and force the retailers hand.

Maybe walk/drive into the pure water factory and buy a number of bags yourself. Start doing most grocery shopping at recognized malls.

Isnt it the same Nigeria where people queue at NNPC just for as little as a difference of N5 per liter?. The retailers cant be stupid enough to not adjust the moment they start feeling the impact in terms of patronage

Theflint1:
Bokku bread is rubbish, it barely stays longer than a day, and it feels too sugary in the mouth. Their prices on general commodities are crazy though, like I wonder how they manage to sell their stuffs as cheaply as they do...their prices are on the average at least 10% cheaper than their closest competing price.

Itsrm:
I went through the last 25 or so stakes that mrbanks posted on his telegram group on stake.com. He won only one which was 2 odds.

There's no way on earth that guys bets those things he posts and stays in profit. Contrary to popular belief here, one win will not wipe the losses he would have accumulated.

I don't think he has quite told us how he actually makes money. It's certainly not from the betslips he posts.

OasisX:




.....nothing ruined, other veil still dey intact.

Roland17:


Which is different from what is obtainable here and something that can be mirrored in Nigeria. Betting companies set limits on how much you can wager on a prop and that invariably affects to a reasonable extent, how much you can cash out. How and why is anyone allowed to wager millions in Nigeria?