₦airaland Forum

Lithiumite:
My family is on a stock up budget of 50k monthly about 20k weekly out of pocket expenses for food,soups,snacks,take outs etc that brings us to a total of about 110k or roughly 120k roughly $90 a month......if you divide that by 30days,you have 4k per day for a family of 5.

A 1/4 bag of rice will take us a whole month,beans,garri,semo,amala,yam when its surplus,pasta,noodles,sweet potatoes which us quite cheap,plantain when surplus,pepper of 10k would last 2 weeks......Ile epo market is quite close to me and I often drive through mile 12 several times in a month where pepper,onions,potatoes and yam are quite cheap.

Provisions golden morn/corn flakes,oats,custard,eggs,sugar,milk

Snacks like biscuits,shawama,meat pie,bole,puff puff or donuts.

Proteins....majorly fish,pork,eggs.....we have really reduced our beef consumption due to its high cost which I always find annoying byvthe way......goat meat and turkey on few occasions.

Minimum wage in america is about $7.95 per hour while in Nigeria its about 70k a month but based on my observation the lowest income family should be bringing home at least 200k monthly in Nigeria as dual income......I see this and I have studied this.

galantjoe:
N10,000 can go far on a week for a family of 4 members
2kg gas = 2000
1/2 cup draw = 1000
Meat = 2000
Fish = 1000
2 Penta garri = 2000
Spices, vegetables and others = 1,000
Others = 1000
Total 10,000

Minimum wage is N70,000 which included rent, electricity, bills, school fees, hospital etc. Workers are earning S70,000 and they're surviving

galantjoe:
N10,000 can go far on a week for a family of 4 members
2kg gas = 2000
1/2 cup draw = 1000
Meat = 2000
Fish = 1000
2 Penta garri = 2000
Spices, vegetables and others = 1,000
Others = 1000
Total 10,000

Minimum wage is N70,000 which included rent, electricity, bills, school fees, hospital etc. Workers are earning S70,000 and they're surviving

HacheNoire:
The problem with Tope is that, she is not familiar with world dynamics and her scope is only confined to Nigeria!

Towards inflation, Nigeria is not the only country being impacted!

I am glad this is an open forum where we have far and wide personalities. In the major countries where Nigerians immigrate to, be it Canada, US or the UK, same question will always trigger same answers .

$10,000 was worth much more in 2015 than in 2026 right inside the US, and same applies to Canada and the UK.

Let use an essential commodity like petrol in the UK. The pump price was averaging 104p/litre in 2015 but now 157p/litre. This reflects across all boards and even higher on some other commodities.

A brand new base Toyota Corolla in the US cost $17k in 2015, it’s now $23k in 2026, and that’s a basic car for the common man to commute. Factoring interest rate in 2015 is far behind that of 2026, you know it’s a kill

No country in our bracket is making it easy for its citizens. These are international economic forces impacting the world.

I did will accept blames on behalf of His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR), that we have not moved towards self dependency. But that cannot be done in 8, 15 or 20 years? Change is a gradual and consistent process.

Our Great country has suffered from military and incompetent civilian rule. We have big challenges and why the global inflation is impacting us the most.

One thing I can guarantee is that, with the trajectory His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) is steering Nigeria towards, it’s is guaranteed the best days are close, based on the sacrifices we making today.

The pain is enormous and that I am aware and also feel, but the bigger wins and accomplishments lies ahead.

Our generation will be remembered for the sacrifices we made towards a better Nigeria.

Lithiumite:
Don't people eat $100 dollar meals at a go,whats my business with that must i go to eat where they do......I also infered that 1k can still get you a decent breakfast to get you rolling for the day but you ignored that and started ranting,hows that arse licking should i be telling him where he must eat...... I don't understand your angst.....even if he is currently a govt official should he be earning pittance?

budaatum:
We Nigerians elect wicked people to govern us!

agulion:
Some of us Yoruba Muslims can manage our family with that amount for about 4days

galantjoe:
N10,000 can go far on a week for a family of 4 members
2kg gas = 2000
1/2 cup draw = 1000
Meat = 2000
Fish = 1000
2 Penta garri = 2000
Spices, vegetables and others = 1,000
Others = 1000
Total 10,000

Minimum wage is N70,000 which included rent, electricity, bills, school fees, hospital etc. Workers are earning S70,000 and they're surviving

Lithiumite:
My family is on a stock up budget of 50k monthly about 20k weekly out of pocket expenses for food,soups,snacks,take outs etc that brings us to a total of about 110k or roughly 120k roughly $90 a month......if you divide that by 30days,you have 4k per day for a family of 5.

A 1/4 bag of rice will take us a whole month,beans,garri,semo,amala,yam when its surplus,pasta,noodles,sweet potatoes which us quite cheap,plantain when surplus,pepper of 10k would last 2 weeks......Ile epo market is quite close to me and I often drive through mile 12 several times in a month where pepper,onions,potatoes and yam are quite cheap.

Provisions golden morn/corn flakes,oats,custard,eggs,sugar,milk

Snacks like biscuits,shawama,meat pie,bole,puff puff or donuts.

Proteins....majorly fish,pork,eggs.....we have really reduced our beef consumption due to its high cost which I always find annoying byvthe way......goat meat and turkey on few occasions.

Minimum wage in america is about $7.95 per hour while in Nigeria its about 70k a month but based on my observation the lowest income family should be bringing home at least 200k monthly in Nigeria as dual income......I see this and I have studied this.

Lithiumite:
Whats your business with how much he spends for breakfast are you within the same income threshold.....several upscale restaurants are opening all over the country on a daily basis and several budget ones are also very much available.......a thousand naira can still get you a decent breakfast and 10k might not be able to get you same depending where you go.

agulion:
Some of us Yoruba Muslims can manage our family with that amount for about 4days

galantjoe:
N10,000 can go far on a week for a family of 4 members
2kg gas = 2000
1/2 cup draw = 1000
Meat = 2000
Fish = 1000
2 Penta garri = 2000
Spices, vegetables and others = 1,000
Others = 1000
Total 10,000

Minimum wage is N70,000 which included rent, electricity, bills, school fees, hospital etc. Workers are earning S70,000 and they're surviving

Lithiumite:
My family is on a stock up budget of 50k monthly about 20k weekly out of pocket expenses for food,soups,snacks,take outs etc that brings us to a total of about 110k or roughly 120k roughly $90 a month......if you divide that by 30days,you have 4k per day for a family of 5.

A 1/4 bag of rice will take us a whole month,beans,garri,semo,amala,yam when its surplus,pasta,noodles,sweet potatoes which us quite cheap,plantain when surplus,pepper of 10k would last 2 weeks......Ile epo market is quite close to me and I often drive through mile 12 several times in a month where pepper,onions,potatoes and yam are quite cheap.

Provisions golden morn/corn flakes,oats,custard,eggs,sugar,milk

Snacks like biscuits,shawama,meat pie,bole,puff puff or donuts.

Proteins....majorly fish,pork,eggs.....we have really reduced our beef consumption due to its high cost which I always find annoying byvthe way......goat meat and turkey on few occasions.

Minimum wage in america is about $7.95 per hour while in Nigeria its about 70k a month but based on my observation the lowest income family should be bringing home at least 200k monthly in Nigeria as dual income......I see this and I have studied this.

zoedew:
Someone should ask him if he lives on n10,0000.00 for several days.

Ever8090:
Defending Nigerian terrible leaders for whatever reason might be your calling but you see, there should be a limit to it honestly....how does it even feel to make it a responsibility to ass-lick creatures that does not care about the masses of this country?

Kalulu44:
Na lie and the support of this useless government go kee you there.
4k per day for a family 5 also kee you there.
Na only garri dem dey drink with that 4k everyday

Lithiumite:
Don't people eat $100 dollar meals at a go,whats my business with that must i go to eat where they do......I also infered that 1k can still get you a decent breakfast to get you rolling for the day but you ignored that and started ranting,hows that arse licking should i be telling him where he must eat...... I don't understand your angst.....even if he is currently a govt official should he be earning pittance?

Kalulu44:
And does it look to you like it's who we want that's been put there?

Kalulu44:
Since he knows not everybody is in the same income threshold, why is he putting himself as a common man

HacheNoire:
The problem with Tope is that, she is not familiar with world dynamics and her scope is only confined to Nigeria!

Towards inflation, Nigeria is not the only country being impacted!

I am glad this is an open forum where we have far and wide personalities. In the major countries where Nigerians immigrate to, be it Canada, US or the UK, same question will always trigger same answers .

$10,000 was worth much more in 2015 than in 2026 right inside the US, and same applies to Canada and the UK.

Let use an essential commodity like petrol in the UK. The pump price was averaging 104p/litre in 2015 but now 157p/litre. This reflects across all boards and even higher on some other commodities.

A brand new base Toyota Corolla in the US cost $17k in 2015, it’s now $23k in 2026, and that’s a basic car for the common man to commute. Factoring interest rate in 2015 is far behind that of 2026, you know it’s a kill

No country in our bracket is making it easy for its citizens. These are international economic forces impacting the world.

I did will accept blames on behalf of His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR), that we have not moved towards self dependency. But that cannot be done in 8, 15 or 20 years? Change is a gradual and consistent process.

Our Great country has suffered from military and incompetent civilian rule. We have big challenges and why the global inflation is impacting us the most.

One thing I can guarantee is that, with the trajectory His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) is steering Nigeria towards, it’s is guaranteed the best days are close, based on the sacrifices we making today.

The pain is enormous and that I am aware and also feel, but the bigger wins and accomplishments lies ahead.

Our generation will be remembered for the sacrifices we made towards a better Nigeria.

galantjoe:
N10,000 can go far on a week for a family of 4 members
2kg gas = 2000
1/2 cup draw = 1000
Meat = 2000
Fish = 1000
2 Penta garri = 2000
Spices, vegetables and others = 1,000
Others = 1000
Total 10,000

Minimum wage is N70,000 which included rent, electricity, bills, school fees, hospital etc. Workers are earning S70,000 and they're surviving

Lithiumite:
That guy is an economist of no mean fit,a former banker and an entrepreneur.......his role as an adviser to the president would make him have a handson feeling about the economy.....I haven't seen everything wrong with his assertions.