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Noblechykk:
These guys are shameless. Always looking for nonsense comparism.

zero8zero:
Lauretta Onochie, a Nigerian presidential aide, has reacted to a video showing Canadians queuing for palliatives.

In the video, a large crowd of Canadians can be seen waiting in line to receive palliatives. The scene is reminiscent of similar scenes often seen in developing countries, where citizens may queue for essential items.

Onochie's reaction to the video highlights the unexpected nature of the scene, with many Nigerians expressing surprise that a developed country like Canada would experience such a situation.

The video has sparked a wider conversation about the impact of economic conditions and the importance of social welfare programs. Many have praised the Canadian government's efforts to provide support to its citizens, while others have criticized the perceived inefficiencies in the distribution process.

The reaction from Onochie and other Nigerians underscores the global nature of economic challenges and the need for effective social safety nets.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

/mediaViewer?

zero8zero:
If you watched the video and you have been badmouthing Nigeria, may God forgive you. To you, these things can only happen in Nigeria but everything is rosy in other countries. The guy in the video even called Canada a poor country. They were queuing under the rain for hours to collect Palliatives.

zero8zero:
Lauretta Onochie, a Nigerian presidential aide, has reacted to a video showing Canadians queuing for palliatives.

In the video, a large crowd of Canadians can be seen waiting in line to receive palliatives. The scene is reminiscent of similar scenes often seen in developing countries, where citizens may queue for essential items.

Onochie's reaction to the video highlights the unexpected nature of the scene, with many Nigerians expressing surprise that a developed country like Canada would experience such a situation.

The video has sparked a wider conversation about the impact of economic conditions and the importance of social welfare programs. Many have praised the Canadian government's efforts to provide support to its citizens, while others have criticized the perceived inefficiencies in the distribution process.

The reaction from Onochie and other Nigerians underscores the global nature of economic challenges and the need for effective social safety nets.

THEY WERE ORDERLY.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

/mediaViewer?

zero8zero:
They're being governed by Angels and that's why 15000 of their citizens were scampering for Palliatives meant for 1000 people. You denigrate your country but stick out your tongue to lick white ass.

Noblechykk:
These guys are shameless. Always looking for nonsense comparism.

zero8zero:
Lauretta Onochie, a Nigerian presidential aide, has reacted to a video showing Canadians queuing for palliatives.

In the video, a large crowd of Canadians can be seen waiting in line to receive palliatives. The scene is reminiscent of similar scenes often seen in developing countries, where citizens may queue for essential items.

Onochie's reaction to the video highlights the unexpected nature of the scene, with many Nigerians expressing surprise that a developed country like Canada would experience such a situation.

The video has sparked a wider conversation about the impact of economic conditions and the importance of social welfare programs. Many have praised the Canadian government's efforts to provide support to its citizens, while others have criticized the perceived inefficiencies in the distribution process.

The reaction from Onochie and other Nigerians underscores the global nature of economic challenges and the need for effective social safety nets.

THEY WERE ORDERLY.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

/mediaViewer?

AllenSpencer:
Canada is better than Nigeria, but it has really been rough for the country of late.

The economy is tanking and inflation at all time high. Unemployment is over the roof, and housing has gone crazy. Healthcare in shambles and waiting time now like forever. Talk about the exchange rate against the dollar, that’s a story for another day.

The country bit more than it can chew. Why keep admitting people into the country when the opportunities and infrastructures are not there. Like some pundits will say, it was a money spindling venture for them.

They might be forced to be come the 51st state of the US.

Racoon:
Always justifying their utter idiocy, cluelessness and wickedness. Is Canada being governed by despicable people like what is back here? Is Canada among the country with heartless leaders who weaponised poverty and used it against their citizens? When it comes to any good indices of human and developmental progress, they will never live up to what is obtainable in Canada, Britain or US.

zero8zero:
If you watched the video and you have been badmouthing Nigeria, may God forgive you. To you, these things can only happen in Nigeria but everything is rosy in other countries. The guy in the video even called Canada a poor country. They were queuing under the rain for hours to collect Palliatives.

Baxilexi:
The evil of the Nigerian mind knows no bounds.

Now to the topic, if you analyze the demographics of the kind of people that turned up for the palliatives they’re considered unemployables.

Drug addicts, high school dropouts, illegal migrants, previously convicted felons and their likes. In contrast to Nigeria, able bodied, hardworking unemployed and underemployed people struggle for palliatives.

For how long would we continue to settle for a place at the bottom of the barrel or vie to break infamous records? Please look up bürgergeld.

meobizy:
The page is not working. Nairaland with fake news. No wonder bots were lined in the front page so trolls would respond in a haste.

THEY WERE ORDERLY.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

zero8zero:
If you watched the video and you have been badmouthing Nigeria, may God forgive you. To you, these things can only happen in Nigeria but everything is rosy in other countries. The guy in the video even called Canada a poor country. They were queuing under the rain for hours to collect Palliatives.


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THEY WERE ORDERLY.

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Giveaway was announced in a city in Canada to cater for 1000 households for Christmas. Guess what? 15,000 individuals showed up and WAITED for hours in the rain. But unfortunately, only 2000 got food, and the rest got nothing.
No Stampede pic.twitter.com/RJ5OkNQcVs

— Lauretta Onochie (@Laurestar) December 28, 2024

Baxilexi:
The evil of the Nigerian mind knows no bounds.

Now to the topic, if you analyze the demographics of the kind of people that turned up for the palliatives they’re considered unemployables.

Drug addicts, high school dropouts, illegal migrants, previously convicted felons and their likes. In contrast to Nigeria, able bodied, hardworking unemployed and underemployed people struggle for palliatives.

For how long would we continue to settle for a place at the bottom of the barrel or vie to break infamous records? Please look up bürgergeld.