Nigerian youths contributed over N500,000 to help this old woman selling groundnut at an #EndSARS combo. Great of them and may God bless them. Please help me to say 'Amen'. Let us encourage good things so that more people will be encouraged to do brave things across the country. It is good for attitudinal change.

Please who knows where this happened? I am trying to report it on an international media platform to show the world what good people we have in Nigeria in spite of so many bad news about BOKO Haram and Fulani herders' terrorism.

Meanwhile, we noticed that this impoverished woman was putting on a threadbare t-shirt with a 'Trader moni' inscription on it. So, can we see this as an indication that the indirect vote buying by APC in the name of 'Trader moni' prior to the 2019 elections didn't actually lift people out of poverty? Or, who has any case of someone that the program stopped from being abjectly poor?

PLEASE NOTE: Please, I need these questions as a part of a research to help intervention effort bear more fruit. So, young electric Nigerian brains, please gather here.

Is this fair?

What about the saying that we shouldn't fight the hands that raised us.

The government helped this woman by investing massively (in tens of thousands) into her business. Even in the developed world, it's difficult to get capital or attract the attention of potential investors.

If this is the mentality that every Nigerians harbor, then I am sorry to say that I am with the wrong generation.

That tray of groundnuts is the trader moni result nah. Who trader moni help?

They actually gave her the shirt but didnt get the money .

Can 10k change anyone's life?

doggedfighter:
Can 10k change anyone's life?

I believe that 10k can change someone's life if it's well harnessed (with adequate entrepreneurial training for instance). It's why we need people of idea to rule. Idea is all you need to create abundance out of scarce resources.

myBraine:
Is this fair?

What about the saying that we shouldn't fight the hands that raised us.

The government helped this woman by investing massively (in tens of thousands) into her business. Even in the developed world, it's difficult to get capital or attract the attention of potential investors.

If this is the mentality that every Nigerians harbor, then I am sorry to say that I am with the wrong generation.

Man, I don't think I got your point? You asked, "Is this fair?" What does "this" refer to? Thanks in adie for your expected response.

Nigerian youths are the most responsible set of people on earth

Election money

#buyingvote

myBraine:
Is this fair?

What about the saying that we shouldn't fight the hands that raised us.

The government helped this woman by investing massively (in tens of thousands) into her business. Even in the developed world, it's difficult to get capital or attract the attention of potential investors.

If this is the mentality that every Nigerians harbor, then I am sorry to say that I am with the wrong generation.

dead fish brain like that of the mutant one eyed shark... so what point have you made?? government shared 5 to 15 thousand naira to traders as bribe during election.. how has that changed anything for the common man...

you're free to commit suicide so you'll be born in the right generation.. nonsense and ingredient

Psalmy2cute:

dead fish brained like that of the mutant one eyed shark... so what point have you made?? government shared 5 to 15 thousand naira to traders as bribe during election.. how has that changed anything for the common man...

you're free to commit suicide so you'll be born in the right generation.. nonsense and ingredient

Don't mind the ignoramus