₦airaland Forum

AntiChristian:


Food must be number 1!

Na person wey chop belle full dey buy Love Machine!
I hear say ladies still dey clear Love Machine market?

May Allah protect us from evil and the devil!

Your allah, the arabian god/deity of the moon, is already the devil and cause of all the evils and destructions around the world via jihad & terrorism
So, he's not going to protect you from any evil .

BTW, I heard you guys have manufactured another terror group in the North. Congrats to you despicable jihadists

Richtaiwo:
I don't understand this ratio.

83% of my income on food, 48% of same income on transportation, 38% of still same income on Bills and Utilities, yet again clothing is taking 35% of same income and the rest.

Shouldn't the total percentage be 100? I'm not understanding this analysis.

You spoke my mind

Richtaiwo:
I don't understand this ratio.

83% of my income on food, 48% of same income on transportation, 38% of still same income on Bills and Utilities, yet again clothing is taking 35% of same income and the rest.

Shouldn't the total percentage be 100? I'm not understanding this analysis.

coming from vanguard of all newspapers oh

That is for those using piggyvest, what is the percentage of Nigerians using piggyvest?

And do they seek for permission from you before paying for a particular stuff, how could you tell what they're paying for? Abi na when i do transfer, the money go commot, then return tell you wetin e be for?

TJOS:
In a rational society, his second term would be unthinkable, but this is Nigeria, and we forget so quickly.

Yes! That is why I do surprise when I saw Nigeria shouting Jonathan, Jonathan saw the highest revenue in Nigeria history ,yet they are owing plenty debt when leaving office,it go to a point some state governor cant pay salary,he saw money yet he can't fix refinary,he saw money yet,sucurity worse,everything you think this govt is for fighhting now ,is what was generated or inherited from Jonathan

Free2Fly:
Your allah, the arabian god/deity of the moon, is already the devil and cause of all the evils and destructions around the world via jihad & terrorism
So, he's not going to protect you from any evil .

BTW, I heard you guys have manufactured another terror group in the North. Congrats to you despicable jihadists

If we did not manufacture any terror group may you be cursed!

Chai! Journalists no know maths at all. You go fear percentage mathematician .

Exousiang01:
Despite the fact that the economy is crazy at the moment.
The lack of financial intelligence among Nigerians has only made it worse.

Ask how many Nigerians have HMO and you would be surprised.
You can't spend N300k to cover your family for a year but you will suddenly have 100k to pay a one time bill for just one person's illness.

If you ask me it's Penny-Wise-Pounds-foolish.

This is so annoying and unbelievable that many Nigerians don't know about insurance.
There are HMOs as low as 5k monthly, Lagos State has one Ilera Eko for 12k thereabouts for a whole year.
Lots of enlightenment is needed!

IfnobeGod20:
With the records you should have known that the stat is an independent analysis and not a mutually exclusive stat.

Forget grammar, the journalist na Olodo.

AntiChristian:
If we did not manufacture any terror group may you be cursed!

You recently manufactured Lakurawa, as your new soldiers of allah.
So, the curse will be on you

Exousiang01:
Private HMOs go for as low as even 2k per person for a month. a family of 4 will be 8k a month. For me it does not even have to company HMO every responsible man should have a health insurance cover. It's cheaper. What happens when his child falls ill in the middle of the month when all the money he has left is for transport to and fro work?
People need to be made to understand these things, they don't know that HMO is cheaper that walking into the hospital and paying bills...
some 2k HMO even cover surgeries, depends on the provider

God bless you. I earnestly hope that many people get to know about this.

Where's data?

Pain:
Check your maths again. The sum of percentages are higher 100%.

I think it's more like a Venn diagram

TJOS:
What HMO would you recommend for a family person who previously used an HMO under a company’s umbrella but has stopped working?

Check out axa manxard or Google list of HMos in Nigeria and check their websites for their offerings.
Or if u live in Lagos, you can try the Lagos HMO, Ilera Eko.

Richtaiwo:
I don't understand this ratio.

83% of my income on food, 48% of same income on transportation, 38% of still same income on Bills and Utilities, yet again clothing is taking 35% of same income and the rest.

Shouldn't the total percentage be 100? I'm not understanding this analysis.

That is Nigerian statistics for you; crazy people everywhere. Even the person that allowed this rubbish to be posted here is clueless and should be removed.

Anyway, Tinubu once asked us whether 'na statistics we go chop'

Richtaiwo:
I don't understand this ratio.

83% of my income on food, 48% of same income on transportation, 38% of still same income on Bills and Utilities, yet again clothing is taking 35% of same income and the rest.

Shouldn't the total percentage be 100? I'm not understanding this analysis.

fool, stop supporting an evil administration
Learn to call a spade a spade

Richtaiwo:
I don't understand this ratio.

83% of my income on food, 48% of same income on transportation, 38% of still same income on Bills and Utilities, yet again clothing is taking 35% of same income and the rest.

Shouldn't the total percentage be 100? I'm not understanding this analysis.

Its subjective ration..we think it our term and still make you get it. The question is do you get it?

dre11:
Here’s a look into the top ten expenses Nigerians prioritised their money on in 2024.



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/11/top-10-things-nigerians-spend-their-money-on-amid-hardship/

Very mediocre, unprofessional and disjointed data. Instead of them to pay professionals they will give the job to anyone because he can write. Smh

Even now that MC oluomoburuku is now the president of the nurtw,
the coast is becoming clearer for tifnubu in 2027 presidential election. The only hope is if the majority of the northerners can vote against him then few votes from other parts of the country can add up to that, he will surely not win the election, but we still have inec and the judiciary to tackle, they have been completely bought by tifnubu. May GOD come to our rescue 🙏

TJOS:
In a rational society, his second term would be unthinkable, but this is Nigeria, and we forget so quickly.

D

Food 60%
Transport 30%
Utilities Bills & others 10%.
Miscellaneous .Na to borrow.

Richtaiwo:
I don't understand this ratio.

83% of my income on food, 48% of same income on transportation, 38% of still same income on Bills and Utilities, yet again clothing is taking 35% of same income and the rest.

Shouldn't the total percentage be 100? I'm not understanding this analysis.

Na Art student. Naso them dey do.

Tpain you do this one. You turned Nigerians into calculators.

Richtaiwo:
Percentages, ratios and fractions are records of mutually exclusive events. Occurrence of one implies non occurence of the other. You can't toss an unbiased coin once and get head & tail at the same time.

Similarly, you can't spend 100% of your total earning on one thing and still spend another 80% of that same earning on another. 100% expenditure on one excludes 0.00000000001% expenditure on another.

Additionally, nowhere in the narrative was this implied. If the statistics is an independent analysis, it should be presented as such. Alternatively, average of all the samples or records can be taken and expressed as percentage.

The maker of the record may not be a statistician or someone with sound knowledge of percentage distribution. The sampling might have been independent analysis. Each variable might have been in form of yes or no and he should have made a preamble of that before the final submission.
Yes, what you're saying it is the truth but I am only looking at it in another arithmetic approach.

wow, economy solved

IfnobeGod20:
The maker of the record may not be a statistician or someone with sound knowledge of percentage distribution. The sampling might have been independent analysis. Each variable might have been in form of yes or no and he should have made a preamble of that before the final submission.
Yes, what you're saying it is the truth but I am only looking at it in another arithmetic approach.

How do you calculate in percentage?
The economy seems to bite so hard.

tunjijones:
Me that spends 40k on food for one month. I now spend 200k and still not enough. I use to buy cooking gas 3400 as at 2021 but now gas is 17k.

I used to spend 40k to fuel my car for one month before, I now use 180k.

God go punish T-pain.

guy small small dey hype yourself abeg

Elliotwaveforec:
Forget grammar, the journalist na Olodo.

Please save him, he may not be a good statistician or just lacked the knowledge of percentage description. He should have given preamble of statistical method used before submission. That's just his error but don't totally fault him.

Free2Fly:
You recently manufactured Lakurawa, as your new soldiers of allah.
So, the curse will be on you

If I didn't manufacture any soldiers then may you be cursed!

In fact, may people who do not know you tell big lies against you!

Henryfocoyo:
guy small small dey hype yourself abeg

There are about 8 million people that visits nairaland daily and you feel the whole 8million people are living in abject poverty like you.

Okay let me break it down for you, out of the 8million people some are millionaires, some are big contractors, some are students, some are yahoo boys, some are police, some are celebrity, some are Nigerians living in diaspora, some are IPOB members, some are foreigners etc, etc, etc, etc.

Several different kinds of people are on nairaland. Not just lowlives like you.

This percentage is unnecessary. Just list the assumed necessities, in no particular order of importance. Food is the only that can take the number 1 spot

Tinubu's Renewed Shege has drastically reduced Nigerians wellbeing, joy and confidence.