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This still looks shocking to me.

Going out in the morning, and see a parent given his 3 children, 2000 Naira going to school today. This is shocking.

Coming up in the early 2000s, in secondary school, our money no pass 20/30 or 50 Naira .. if you get 100naira, you be big boy.

Imagine primary school pupils 1,000 per day... Omo na wa o

We are all part of the dot

For secondary school na 50 bucks popsy dey give me for transport fare.

During break, I go just buy Limca or Goldspot N30, groundnut N10, and one triangle-shaped meatpie N10. Pour the groundnut inside the Limca and you'll get maximum satisfaction.

After school, I go trek come back house.

Children of these days are just Akamu. You'll see them flying bike for a distance that is not up to a kilometre. Indomie children for a reason!

THE VALUE OF THE NIGERIAN CURRENCY IN THE VALUE OF THE PRESIDENT. LET THIS POST GET TO HIM. IF HIS VALUE AND RATING MUST INCREASE OR IMPROVE, THEN HE HE MUST WORK TO STABLISE THE VALUE OF THE NAIRA.

What? Many parents now finds it difficult to even transport their children to school let alone give them feeding money. Even school bus shuttle services have been discontinued by many families except the exceptionally rich families. People can even afford Square meals let alone having money for frivolity

And you have to prepare breakfast, lunch and dinner as well, me have started to eat twice a day let them eat as they like. but my 3 kids don't take up to 700 to school.

You are just adjusting to the reality of the true value of the naira

Jokerman:
This still looks shocking to me.

Going out in the morning, and see a parent given his 3 children, 2000 Naira going to school today. This is shocking.

Coming up in the early 2000s, in secondary school, our money no pass 20/30 or 50 Naira .. if you get 100naira, you be big boy.

Imagine primary school pupils 1,000 per day... Omo na wa o

Naira don lose value, during that early 2000s dollar was less than N140, so having N100 in your pocket in secondary school back then, you will spending like a yahoo boy.

It's a terrible situation...

May God help us

Blessedman98:
We are all part of the dot

Huh?

No pretending. I have withdrawn them from the school their previous school due to transport cost.

Now in their new school, they trek from home to and fro. Go with water from home. And a hundred naira each day. I no go kill my self. Still have their elders 2 at undergraduate levels.

psucc:
No pretending. I have withdrawn them from the school their previous school due to transport cost.

Now in their new school, they trek from home to and fro. Go with water from home. And a hundred naira each day. I no go kill my self. Still have their elders 2 at undergraduate levels.

May God keep providing for you bro... It ain't easy

I get 50 naira.
Motorcycle is N10, to and fro is N20
N30 for break, I will buy N15 buns, 5naira water and save N10

Why not use that money and prepare food. Package it for them and get snacks like biscuit or buns for them. Things are hard, we all should go back to our drawing table and map out a survival plan biko

Adaisback:
Why not use that money and prepare food. Package it for them and get snacks like biscuit or buns for them. Things are hard, we all should go back to our drawing table and map out a survival plan biko

No be every time person go fit wake up cook Ma

Jokerman:
This still looks shocking to me.

Going out in the morning, and see a parent given his 3 children, 2000 Naira going to school today. This is shocking.

Coming up in the early 2000s, in secondary school, our money no pass 20/30 or 50 Naira .. if you get 100naira, you be big boy.

Imagine primary school pupils 1,000 per day... Omo na wa o

parents should learn to cook and give their kids for school. It's cheaper that way. I cook enough stew to last for a week for rice and spaghetti. I buy two dozens each of biscuits and happy hour drink for my son to take to school. Before it finishes, I'll buy another dozens. I don't give my son money despite the fact he's always asking for it to buy something in school because he sees his peers doing it. That's how it should be

This topic is a very emotional one.

What baffles me is insensitive folks who support this government and cast aspersions on those who doesn't.

Jokerman:
No be every time person go fit wake up cook Ma

okay sir