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| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by Ganjafama(m): 3:47pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
You'll never see helinues comment in a thread like this. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by HighChiefZino: 3:49pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
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| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by omooba969(m): 3:50pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
ReubenE:Such is the dissonance...lol ![]() |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by travelzcruix: 3:53pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
Third world country, what do u expect. Even those that have money in their bank acconts I guess showed up. Nigeria problem is greed at all levels. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by sisisioge: 3:54pm On Dec 28, 2024*. Modified: 8:14pm On Dec 30, 2024 |
And the government decided to arrest the organizers instead of doing the right thing. The stampede occurred before the event even started! Shame! Shame on those that voted this Tpain govt! |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by NICOGRAVITY: 3:54pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
Let everyone be their brother's keeper. Let's start a community farming. Dedicate a portion of your earnings to those who have none. Give without taking pictures. Teach your community how to fish. Create opportunities for your community. Don't just share food during festive seasons, share apprenticeships, job creation, employ and mentor. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by Addme: 3:55pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
The write up captures the economic reaiity of the country . People are suffering no doubts . |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by RealityKings1: 3:57pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
This is so accurate. You just have to do everything to help yourself one way or the other |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by arkad139: 3:59pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
With the current situation I kept wondering how hell is gonna be? Too much hunger nd poverty I HV never think I will be face with this kind of a situation in my life. I am on one square meal for days. Even now if I see where they r sharing food I will not even think about any stampede I must go nd collect |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by franvincoop: 4:00pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
December 18-20th, World Rice Stampede day. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by bikefab(m): 4:00pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
Detailed and apt write-up but unfortunately the sentence in the last paragraph will fall on deaf ears. The Tinubu led government and APC in general is out to pauperize the Nigerian citizens. The president have proudly said that Nigerians have been living fake life all along and that his friend who drives a rolls Royce now drives a Honda, meanwhile he have refused to cut down on government spending or make adjustments. It all looks bleak with lack of sound economic policies. This is the time when SO HELP ME GOD should be the motto of every Nigerian. Compliments of the season. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by ScamDemicEra: 4:17pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
dennisvandi:... makes no difference, your vote never counted !! with INEC & Judiciary in the APC cult back pocket, no matter how woeful Tinubu perform, whether you sell your vote or not, emilokan is guaranteed to win 2027. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by DatNiggaDaz: 4:19pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
Looking4Trouble:
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| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by SisterAnn(f): 4:24pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
Christ4ever:A first class accountant from hell . |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by johannu(m): 4:26pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
Looking4Trouble:Be fooling yourself comparing a mild situation in the US to the terrible situation in Nigeria which is of grave concern. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by hotseat: 4:27pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
The stark economic reality facing Nigerians is before their very eyes. It doesn't require an Atiku or Obi to tell Tinubu or Nigerians how bad the economy is. Tinubu, no matter how well-intentioned his policies are, have turned out counterproductive and sent Nigeria/Nigerians down the drain in just nearly two years. Even the N30,000 monthly inducement money paid to some faceless people to shore up his image amounts to an exercise in futility. 2025 may make 2024 preferable, as it were. Nigerians must brace up for more debilitating challenges in the new year. Tinubu: you see your life? @hotseat |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by professorPABX: 4:32pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
iwaeda:Stampede happens everywhere but the causes vary. Despite the blackmailing of the Federal Government for events that happened before Christmas, I witnessed several near stampede scenarios on Christmas day. If the three events of Ibadan, Abuja and Obijackson (Anambra) had not happened the security operators at these places wouldn't have engaged Crowd Control Mechanism and it could have led to stampede with several casualties. On Christmas day, several Shopping Malls were full and overcrowded despite the cry of economic hardship. It got to a level we were not allowed to enter about Four popular big shopping Malls belonging to different franchise. We were determined to see what is happening, from Akowonjo to Ikeja, to Ojodu to Isheri ,Olowora (Omole phase 2) and finally to IBAFO. It was at IBAFO (Justrite Supermarket) that we got frustrated and turned back. Out of frustration, I wanted to fight the Security men at Justrite Supermarket IBAFO but I remembered it was the same everywhere we had visited. The Supervisor told us that inside is overcrowded and their cashiers are overwhelmed with large crowd awaiting their turn to pay and move out. He said people on queue are becoming impatient and that any further stress can lead to Stampede. People were still standing outside the entrance waiting for inside to free. We saw people that had finished shopping coming outside and begged to be allowed inside but the security operators refused. He said they need at least 25% of people inside to finish before people could be allowed inside. At the previous Malls visited we couldn't interact with the Security Officers when we saw people that were prevented from entering standing outside. Stampede is not necessarily because of economic situation, it is because of greediness on the part of people and poor organization of the event. Social Media help information to spread very fast and different people with dubious characters and greedy people take advantage of the information to invade the event center. Economic hardship but Press (Punch, Vanguard,etc) failed to visit Shopping Malls and cover what is happening. During the last Ileya Festival, few days to the festival, Press carried information on high price of Rams and Cows and that of transportation but a day to the Eid UL Kabir (Ileya Festival) and few days after they failed to inform us that at various Kara Markets they had about 95% sales of Rams and Cows, the best sales till date. They forgot to inform us that despite high transportation cost, transporters had large turnouts of travellers. Apart from Social Media, the press didn't tell us this year Ojude Oba at Ijebu Ode is the best till date . |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by phineas: 4:34pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
This is not the piece we asked for, we asked for what happened, why and how it happened, what was done and how to prevent it and what exactly makes organizers culpable in that situation, this information is needed as per each stampede incident. If this was done as regards the ibadan incident on Wednesday, perhaps the abuja and anambra organizers could have learnt a thing or two from it thereby preventing the other stampedes and their subsequent arrest And before anyone says wrongly again that the authorities owe no one any statement, please remember these were disaster level incidents in some of the cases, responders were overwhelmed... Let us bring to our recollection the response of the US to the Boston marathon bombing, there were statements immediately after and subsequently.... Times have changed and obviously the requirement for charity as changed too, 3 stampedes in succession is no coincidence, I ask again what happened and what makes organizers culpable so everyone actually learns from this and lives get to be saved in future |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by johannu(m): 4:35pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
NICOGRAVITY:Thank you for your well-thought-out advice. But the bad people in leadership positions don't take good advice. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by ibechris(m): 4:39pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
Looking4Trouble:See one of them. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by jojothaiv(m): 4:40pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
It's unfortunate the situation we've now found ourselves and sadly, so troopers will rationalize the whole thing... It's saddening. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by phineas: 4:40pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
We should also add Nigerians should be engaged and take some responsibility for their own safety too, if a place is getting crowded, please leave immediately. If you can't leave start to coordinate yourselves by yourself till you can find a way out or things get better organized Nigerian are unruly, this is an opportunity to address this collectively, especially were there are children, lastly this is not about poverty only, it's about dignity... the yorubas say how a person will behave when he is rich,commences when he is poor, Even the poor too should start to set standards for safety , it's only the person that's alive that gets to hope for a better future. May the souls of those that passed rest in peace and their families get fortitude to bear the loss May organizers learn from this so it never happens again in our land |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by johannu(m): 4:41pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
phineas:What you suggested is the right thing to do. But we are not used to doing the right things. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by ibechris(m): 4:42pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
hotseat:I totally agree with u. Beans that I bought two weeks ago for 90k is now being sold for 125k just in two weeks. Wondering how much it would be sold next year. |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by nedekid: 4:47pm On Dec 28, 2024*. Modified: 8:10pm On Dec 29, 2024 |
Nazgul:Bros let me give you a shocker. On Thursday I was fixing brakes on a truck with a mechanic, the parts did not fit so I took them along to go meet another mechanic I had paid to get the parts. As I picked him up, he got a phone call, it was his wife. He was very angry with her. After the call he started lamenting that he rushed out of the house when I called him to get a bike to meet me only to Jamb his wife talking to an aboki, that as she saw him, she turned quickly to walk away, but the aboki playfully grabbed her by her waist, she had to pull her self out of his hands! He said he asked her what that meant but she said it was nothing and no big deal! The man asked her what if his friends had seen her and the aboki wount they be suspecting she had one or two things to do with the man? She insisted nothing. Note this guys wife no be small pikin because that have a son in university, I know because he has asked me for assistance for his pikin before. Guy, that was how this man was just ranting for me in the car, that his female people are useless to keep in the house as house wife, that most are fucking around! He said around that Shasha area, in the evenings you see married women flocking there, most will tell their hubby they want to go buy pepper, meanwhile na to enter corner do sharp sharp with aboki!. I argued say how is that possible? All those poor aboki nacking people's wives? Howwww ?. My mechanics said aboki have money ohh, that they do not rent house nor pay rent so all their money from manual labour is to eat and knack, that they are willing to give 1,2,3k to those married women that need to feed kids at home, say hunger dey town!. I was in shock.So we both got to where my truck was being fixed, both mechanics met and started working on the vehicle, na so them start talk again ohh. Both of them were swearing on women of their tribe, that you keep them in the house na so them de nack, the other one started with how abokis in his area had wrecked all their women, omo the one that made me laugh was when the other mechanic said the kind of "oko" those aboki carry does not help matters, lol, say na axle rod them carry for pant. Lol Omo, I had to caution them say me too my wife na from their side ohh.. Na so we all burst into painful laughter. The gist of my post is that poverty has made those same people to start having aboki nacking their wives ontop economy, hunger and poverty. This gist na serious matter ohh, how I wish I had recorded the conversations, it was painfully funny. Lol |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by Brushstrokes20: 4:51pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
# trademark of the doomed dingBAT 💯💯💯💯😎😎 |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by Dwightventures(m): 5:05pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
Lol. FAILED STATE! Tell me the story in any country without mentioning the name and I will tell you if it's a failed, backward, barbaric 3rd world country. They always think they know everything and are incorrigible; meanwhile they know NOTHING -- top to bottom. When you see them in opulent areas with big cars and mansions you will think it's from the advancement of their minds when it's just a good fortune they're a part of the "sharing class" that keep all resources to themselves. Keep on sharing, you hear. Don't go and think why yours is a pathetic failed society. Trust me, many of those people looking for free stuff aren't as hopelessly wretched as you might think. It's also part of the society's disease that everyone looks for free stuff |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by iwaeda(op): 5:14pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
professorPABX:Those with ropes on their necks, loves rope master. ![]() |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by trainingict: 5:24pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
iwaeda:You are a small boy. It seems you work with Seun. Banning an account or suspending an account so as to criticize Government without any positive response will not help you or Seun |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by iwaeda(op): 5:46pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
trainingict: ![]() |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by omooba969(m): 6:13pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
zmanto:Keep praying ok...lol ![]() |
| Re: Dying For A Handout: The Desperate Struggle For Survival In Nigeria by Abaki5: 7:34pm On Dec 28, 2024 |
The masses should Say no to tribalism being encourage by those in the government and all this things will stop |
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?. My mechanics said aboki have money ohh, that they do not rent house nor pay rent so all their money from manual labour is to eat and knack, that they are willing to give 1,2,3k to those married women that need to feed kids at home, say hunger dey town!. I was in shock.