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This is really bad for the economy |
Kemetian:You keep shouting rebased rebased , I ask you again rebased on which premise? You are still deliberately living in denial about the great harm the APC has done the economy of this country
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When we told you all these obidients hunchos were planted by the APC we know what we are saying |
A party filled with flea brained folks can never achieve nothing |
pipsplus2020:China avails it citizen a whole array of subsidies which ensure stable prices |
Govt lost the right to regulate anything when it increased the price of fuel and energy by a whooping 800 percent ... Subsidy was in place to ensure affordable price across board but the short sighted govt used reckless emotions to remove it |
The number of Nigerians earning over ₦500,000 per month has dropped dramatically, declining by 57% between 2023 and 2024, according to data from the PiggyVest Savings report. In 2023, 14% of respondents disclosed earnings above ₦500,000, but this dropped to just 6% in 2024. This decline may reflect the relocation of high earners — identified as a top savings goal in the 2023 report — or job losses, as the number of respondents earning below ₦100,000 or reporting no income also increased. Women are more likely to earn lower wages, with 59% of women earning below ₦250,000 compared to 49% of men. Interestingly, the number of Nigerians with one stream of income rose from 61% in 2023 to 71% in 2024. Food and groceries account for the biggest personal expenses, followed by transport, bills, and utilities. Food inflation has been rising over the last year and now stands at 37.7%. This increase is reflected in the responses from respondents as food and transportation costs account for the biggest increases. Fewer Nigerians are saving A worrying data point in the report is the decline in savings, with 57% of Nigerians saving for the proverbial rainy day compared to 64% in 2023. The decline can be attributed to higher costs of living, which would naturally make individuals save less. Building emergency funds, starting or growing a business, and upkeep for children are the top three savings goals in 2024. Emigration, aka japa which was a top three savings goal in 2023, drops to eight, with only 10% of respondents saving towards it. READ MORE South-African edtech company, iXperience, secures $2.5 million in Series A funding Although emergency funds remain the top savings goal, 33% of Nigerians reported having no emergency savings between 2023 and 2024. When asked about the reasons, 72% cited inflation, while 32% attributed it to changes in income or economic status. With access to credit remaining elusive for most Nigerians, 45% of respondents report borrowing money from friends and family. Banks and loan apps constitute 19% and 15%, respectively. However, 79% of Nigerians report not being in debt, likely reflecting the average Nigerian's aversion to credit. https://techpoint.africa/2024/10/31/nigerians-earning-more-than-500k-falls/
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Noblechykk:It's outrageous, how much is the companys profit margin yet the Brekete man want even 50 percent |
chiommy123:You think it's attention? She just a hoe
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yarimo:Na their way |
Akpakomiza2:So it was a game of the better rigger |
ADAMUdaCOWBOY:Supported for 30 percent commission? Looks like they both supported themselves immensely |
Max24:Well fair enough |
Was he sick ? May his soul find rest in Aljannah |
Lionessza6:Have you ever heard of " adjustments for inflation?" What ever spent then would be about $60bn today and y'all need to pay up soon or handover Capetown so we can make Opa 6 the mayor |
Unfortunately Ruzu bitters has no case , why will you give your CAC docs to another party to open accounts which you do not control ? And how is FIRS charging tax based on cash flow ? |
I don't like this idea of selling govt worker quarters to occupants |
You have nothing |
Godspeed |
Lionessza6:South Africa is owing Nigeria 60 billion dollars for anti apartheid expense, we will demand Capetown is handed over to us as payment 😁
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God bless the mighty Igbo race |
Elon Musk and Trump will be the nemesis of these zenophobic south Africans |
SmartPolician:God bless U |
He should sha remove that cross , he is setting a bad precedence |
Eniitankorede:Try and have some shame |
They should have waited till he sends them to their grave before accepting he has failed |
Dafresh:His videos on social have led a lot of youths into going to buy Okeite in his shrine |
If you like keep believing Tinubu govt agents and their lies , prices are still on the rise across. Every product and service as we speaker |
He looks like someone wey Sabi work |
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