₦airaland Forum

anny268:
Rice is 19, 800 here.. Gwarimpa FCT precisely..A mudu is 650..

now see the change. Chaiiii

Kazrem:
Op why did you bring agony to us with this na? But you lied small. I still bought that Coke this afternoon at #80.

that woman fit come moro for her 20 naira

Totfulguy:
Tins are gerring berra! Fuel Nkor?

are you ok. Fro 86 to 145 fuel govt tag price. By dat way a from 95 to 185 naira

Okanokan:
In Portharcourt, a bag of rice is now 21,000 naira. So much for the Change Agenda.

serious, this is anambra price

Others should help me add many with pics. This man want to kill his people and not me.

Wey lalasticlala

PHOTOCOPIER: Old price 50, 000 naira , and new price 80, 000 naira

FRIDGE: Old price 55, 000 naira , and new price 85, 000 naira

PLANK: Old price 7, 000 naira , and new price 15, 500 naira

BREAD: Old price 200 naira , and new price 300 naira

DOLLAR: Old price 240 naira , and new price 370naira

RAZOR BLADE: Old price 10 naira , and new price 20 naira

TIN TOMATO (SMALLEST): Old price 25 naira , and new price 55 naira

BOTTLE OF GROUNDNUT OIL: Old price 200 naira , and new price 350 naira

BOTTLE OF RED OIL: Old price 120 naira , and new price 250 naira

TUBER OF YAM: Old price 250 naira , and new price 550 naira

BAG OF BEANS: Old price 15, 000 naira , and new price 28, 500 naira

Chaiiiii my most beloved


GARRI: Old price 400 naira , and new price 900 naira

LAPTOP SCREEN: Old price 7, 000 naira , and new price 15, 000naira

TOMATOES: Old price 100naira , and new price 500 naira

CHANGE IS REAL

FUEL: Old price 86 naira , and new price 145 naira

INDOMIE: Old price 50 naira , and new price 70 naira

STANDING FAN: Old price 3, 500 naira , and new price is 6, 500 naira

BAG IF RICE: Old price 7, 000 naira , and new price 18, 500 naira

Please list the new price of item with pics also state the old price.

Its all about change.
I will open the floor.




COKE : Old price 70 naira , new price 100 naira


Waiting for others. Pls with pix

BossKratos:
Cc; MYND44! LALASTICLALA and SEUN!



I can see banning is now partial! So nairaland is now a tribal blog? Very good!

Why is this man still posting after you cleaned up the thread?

cant you go and eat? You are very hungry

Hahahah form another APC party then stealing continues without check and balance

Lalasticlala push this to front page na..

Rxpetite:
source?

http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/fayose-has-no-right-to-ban-cattle-rearing-in-ekiti-%E2%80%93-fulani-herdsmen.212611/

Fayose is God sent. Chaiii buhari want to finish us. When did buhari give our lands to fulani for their our personal business of no tax. We are finished. Chaiiii
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Former President of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders’ Association (MACBAN), Alhaji Bello Ardo, has said that the Fulani have a right to move freely and conduct their business across the nation’s landscape.

Ardo said this in challenge of Ekiti state Governor Ayodele Fayose’s order prohibiting herdsmen from rearing cattle in any part of Ekiti State.

According to Ardo, there are areas in Ekiti and other parts of Nigeria that have been gazetted by the Federal Government as designated areas for cattle grazing.

“He does not have the authority to ban cattle-grazing in Ekiti. Fulani will challenge it in court.

“He does not have any right to ban designated grazing areas in Ekiti; there are grazing areas all over Nigeria and those grazing areas are gazetted by the Federal Government.

“He does not have the right to say that Fulani cannot rear cattle through the forests; we are going to challenge this in court.

“We are only just hearing the news but very soon, we will challenge it appropriately,” Ardo said.

http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/fayose-has-no-right-to-ban-cattle-rearing-in-ekiti-%E2%80%93-fulani-herdsmen.212611/

If am EU or US buhari must reopen haliburton case else OHO #OnHisOwn

The United States (US) government and the European Union (EU) are threatening to withdraw support for the President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption crusade should he fail to reopen the Halliburton bribery scandal. The Halliburton bribery scandal dates back to 1994 when the Nigerian government launched an ambitious plans to build the Bonny Island Natural Liquefied Gas Project, had revealed a network of secretive banks and offshore tax havens used to funnel $182 million in bribes to Nigerian officials in exchange for $6 billion in engineering and construction work for an international consortium of companies that included a then Halliburton subsidiary.

Read more. http://www.may30.org/us-eu-to-withdraw-support-for-buharis-anti-corruption-crusade-over-failure-to-reopen-halliburton-case/