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40 dollar Paypal funds up for sale. Escrow allowed. Quote me with your contact |
ebenezary:you supported tinubu , how far now? ABI u go say is too early to judge him ![]() |
To an average Nigerian . This news is nonsense |
Don't allow this meat to waste |
DCmaverick:very funny |
trev24:can u help with verification |
Who can assist me with WeChat verification |
Decline in sales of generator but no constant power supply. You can't even boast of 10 hrs a day |
Meeting that will amount to nothing. Japa mode |
bizzynix:your what'sapp contact or send me a dm |
Nice to hear he is out. |
Tohsynetita1:ok great. What is it I am going to be farming? Is it just anything? Kindly give details. |
This alot of work. |
People have been using it in Benin since 2005 |
I ON mine today ooo, some people were looking at me as if am a ritualist |
After using the same register to steal and embezzle large amount of money during covid now they know it is unreliable? And no head roll? angry Bunch of idiots. |
caller on a radio programme on Fresh FM, 102.9 Akure, on Thursday, broke down in tears as reactions continue to trail the steep increase in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) otherwise known as petrol, by President Bola Tinubu-led federal government. Identifying himself as ‘Awilo’, the radio caller, who described the increase of petrol to N500 to N617 per litre as “satanic”, said the development has made life unbearable for his family and many other poor Nigerians. “How do they want us to survive this hardship with this increment again? It’s satanic and this is also unfair, it’s a big punishment for the Nigerian masses. What exactly is our offence? Did we vote for this man (Tinubu) to suffer us? Why always the poor? We can’t cope any longer. Honestly, we cannot cope. This hardship is just too much. We’re in pain,” he cried, as the anchor begged him to control his tears on radio. He explained that with the increase in the pump price, the living standards of the people would now nosedive even as the government was yet to provide the necessary palliatives to the citizens to mitigate the effect of the subsidy removal. As Nigerians continue to suffer the consequential effect unleashed on them by the fuel subsidy removal, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), on Tuesday, jerked up the pump prices of petrol to N617 per litre from N500 per litre. Mele Kyari, the Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPCL, had attributed the rise in petrol pump rice in the country to market forces, saying that the increase was not based on a short supply of fuel. Mr Kyari said, “They are just prices depending on the market realities. This is the meaning of making sure that the market regulates itself. Prices will go up and sometimes they will come down also. “No, there is no supply issue. It is not a supply issue. When you go to the market, you buy the product, you come to the market and sell it at its prevailing market price. It has nothing to do with supply. We don’t have supply issues.” But many Nigerians have refused to buy into the explanation of Mr Kyari on the new petrol price as many have continued to kick against the government of Mr Tinubu, who announced the removal of fuel subsidy on May 29, without providing palliatives to cushion the effect. |
Please dear nairalanders , looking for a business I could set up with 5m that is very profitable. |
Fredfrankhussle:what's your buying rate? |
But if I was hungry it's gonna be nighty night to mama deer. |
Tinubu is trying in his own little way shaa |
He's a president in his head, let him be please |
What sort of joke is this? The soldiers that have been storming the forest since Awolowo's regime were they 10 (ten)? It is very laughable sending HUNDRED soldiers to fight bandits in kaduna forest. |
The only thing that Nigerians know how to do well is Hype. These winners end up at hotel rooms and hotel lobbies, only just with higher price tags. |
Ganduje has to grow up and control himself as father of the party |
They should start with eliminating contract employment first, dats a bigger problem |
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