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| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by KobolanderSegun: 7:09am On Mar 28 |
Googledotcom:. Me I work from since 2015. I have made reduction to my movements also. May God save us |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by Chisave: 7:20am On Mar 28 |
correctguy101:Guy as a transporter in Lagos, I can tell you that our income reduced drastically. The only people that increased their Tfare a bit are people plying within the street or loading at the park or garage. There they can easily speak to each other and increase the price. But for we plying the express road and doing Pick up (SOLE), it is just a slight increase in price and many times, no increase at all. Instead of you to run empty, you just have to carry them. Like Ikeja to Ojuelegba/Stadium used to be 700 during rush hour, presently it is 800, if buses are much self, people will still insists on 700. One will just have to pick them instead of wasting time or going empty. Some people will still price you sheraton in Ikeja to Yaba 500/600. My income reduced drastically. |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by Parachoko: 7:23am On Mar 28 |
DeclanR:Don't give up boss... Keep on pushing |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by DeclanR(m): 7:52am On Mar 28 |
omobaba101:🙏🙏🙏 |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by Flangelo12: 8:12am On Mar 28 |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by IBB007(m): 8:19am On Mar 28 |
lol…So oga tinubu wan tell us say he can’t issue an executive order to subsidize fuel for us till the US-Iran war is over….may God help us |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by DJperdurabo: 8:21am On Mar 28 |
engagingworld:You obviously don't even know where I'm coming from...you don't grasp the import of my feedback to the quote posted. And sarcasm seems not to sit well with you or could it be you don't recognise one when you read or hear it? All that vitriol in your comeback does nothing to hide the truth of my words...a man describes himself a "corpse", paints a picture of utter financial hopelessness (not mental or health as these individuals can come online and lament ...ask for help albeit not the best way) and has done this in other threads (claimed he has a job in some other thread and thereafter launched into his "self-pity" discourse) yet has the "means" to afford net-time (sic), a cell phone (never mind how "basic" according to you) and even time.and energy to be on NL to.read and comment on topics. Let me paint a picture of someone who's truly a corpse and financially bankrupt as insinuated by the OP: 1.His thought EVERY morning is where to get the next meal as he's totally broke. 2. He lives day to day. Knowing that if he doesn't go to that building site to use pans to carry sand atop his head he'll starve for that day 3. He has no job whatsoever. 4.He has no cell-phone (uses a torchlight phone if any) 5.What's his business with NL? A man thinking of the next meal? Wetin concern am with wetin dem dey talk for NL? 6.Even as I type this, this morning, his stomach growls and he's doubled down in pains from.pangs of hunger, so, he has to get up and get something...any thing. God help him if he has a family! 7.Lest I forget, he has no "house" to return to save you want to call the kpako built on stilts about some waterside a "home" 8.Electricity? that's a luxury. He's used to living without it. 9.He lives on Bets (his lack of formal education (if not educated) does not prevent him from understanding the intricacies of.placing a bet). NECESSITY made him understand terms like Odds (wanna play with hunger?) 10. His wardrobe consist of what you'd term rags (a collection of threadbare fabrics worn with use and repeated laundry in the attempt to look neat and possibly civilised) but to him these are great clothing. I could go and on to describe what a "corpse" as intended by the OP means but I'd stop here. So, before you just get and and decide to be the knight in shining armour, here to save the "poor" OP from "oppressors" like me, take time to read and UNDERSTAND where the other chap is coming from. You guys use emotion a lot in your discourses. Be objective in your take on issues and please anstain from insults. The chap I quoted might just be better of coming out the closet and plain beg for money on the forum instead of masquerading this intent with words to elicit emotions (obviously, it worked on you) and whatnot. If he's financially hopeless as he claims in his comments, then he might as well forget about "pride" and do the needful. Enjoy the weekend. |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by IamAtAnger: 8:27am On Mar 28 |
U dey take person wey dem still dey feed for house serious?... Well na u get time sha. DeclanR: |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by DeclanR(m): 9:32am On Mar 28 |
IamAtAnger:My brother, it's well with him o |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by ufotunang: 9:40am On Mar 28 |
Tenses:.. that is why the apc and Tinubu are destroying the opposition parties because they know they have failed and Nigerians are not happy with their bad governance.. they do not want Nigerians to have other alternative parties to vote for only to vote for them ..that is why they are destroying opposition parties |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by Lovit(m): 12:14pm On Mar 28 |
DeclanR:Hold on bro! Things will lighten up soonest, just keep grinding. avoid isolations for now and try and socialize a bit to make new friends |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by DeclanR(m): 12:16pm On Mar 28 |
Lovit:How about you being friends with me and trying to understand the whole story? |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by stanzy(m): 8:45pm On Mar 28 |
The same agberos that were clamouring for mandate everywhere. All of Una wey dey stand on that mandate ehn, nah the weight go press all of Una neck and una leg go tire except una stand well with the people of Nigeria. |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by Etoi: 7:36am On Mar 29 |
We will continue to lament since we are still taking the same direction not until we all go out emass to protest this politician will still continue in Thier dubious way |
| Re: High Fuel Price: Low Passenger Traffic Hits Transporters Hard by DeclanR(m): 12:44pm On Apr 04 |
omobaba101:But why ignoring me? |
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