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Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Mikehot:
is dangote not part of the problem holding us back in this country.

As vital as cement which no construction can do without he has capitalized on a monopoly aided by his northern conspirators.

Nigerians can not afford to buy cement because dangote doesn't need deregulation.

100bn isn't even enough to compensate his monopoly on the masses.

He makes it in months, am not even talking about the lives his trucks has been wasting which is irreplaceable

All those tales of been a genius has been bursted, he had a rich oligarchy foundation that appealed to his desires.

The only time the market was fair (Noodles) he crashed

Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Jones4190:
The FOOD ITEMS you and your shameless relatives stole belong to ALHAJI ALIKO DANGOTE and his friends at Cacovidng . He started small by hawking cement in Kano...now he is the richest man in Africa.

They know poverty, so they contributed about N25b to help your poverty as Covid-19 economic stress bite harder.

1. The supplies took time to assemble. My girlfriend is a major contractor.

2. The first batch of states received supplies around 29th of August.

3. Why so late? Alhaji Dangote and friends wanted to boost the local economy of each local government area by buying some local foodstuffs from local farmers in each community. That is a huge plan and it took a lot of time to package. Garri that is rushed into sealed package will have a short shelf life.

4. Why so late? Aliko and friends also want to boost local manufacturing industries like Nestle and Indomie. So, they asked contractors to buy from them too. The control is too technical because they want everything to be transparent.

5. Why kept for so long? Not so long. The process was just reaching halfway implementation by September 2020.

6. Aliko demanded that each state government must allow his team to track daily distribution, so as to ensure each item is getting to you directly. The delay is not from the governors (APC/PDP/APGA)...the delay is because Aliko is very strict and he cares for your poverty.

7. Not one naira of what you stole belongs to any government, but the process of distribution in use by Aliko foundation is too slow, too strict and too detailed.

Once again, you have bitten the hand that is trying to feed you.

That’s the little I know.

Taiwoolumide:
Aliko Dangote was born into a rich family and never hawked cement and he didn’t start small.

danski:
ogun kil does army.y wil d poor masses nt get it.de don suffer 2 much

Macsjebs:
Na wa o, I wonder how these locations got leaked

Life is all about sacrifices, at some point people make sacrifices, the reviews you read on my signature are a result of sacrifices Nairalanders made
They trusted me, they patronized me and they gave you their words

In my honest opinion, that's more than enough to erase every doubt keeping you from patronizing me

Mikehot:
no be people offload am there.

Abi the elites magically carried it there