chloedogie:
I'm guilty of this as well. One of the few things I have learnt during this covid-19 pandemic lockdown is that eating outside is excessively expensive and not healthy. Personally for up to 2 months now I have never eaten outside once and my body system feels better. It is way cheaper eating at home and makes you save a huge amount of money.

One meal outside cost 1500 naira and that is a live chicken price which can feed a family for 4 days straight. Going out to eat once a while isn't bad but becoming a norm is financially dangerous....

The world economy is just MMM. You deposit and later cash out. . The .money just goes round the orbit circle and the billionaires the big companies and great investors are like those that deposit millions into MMM, they are the biggest cashing out groups.

chloedogie:
I'm guilty of this as well. One of the few things I have learnt during this covid-19 pandemic lockdown is that eating outside is excessively expensive and not healthy. Personally for up to 2 months now I have never eaten outside once and my body system feels better. It is way cheaper eating at home and makes you save a huge amount of money.

One meal outside cost 1500 naira and that is a live chicken price which can feed a family for 4 days straight. Going out to eat once a while isn't bad but becoming a norm is financially dangerous....

The world economy is just MMM. You deposit and later cash out. . The .money just goes round the orbit circle and the billionaires the big companies and great investors are like those that deposit millions into MMM, they are the biggest cashing out groups.

Bahamas95:
Don't mind them jor! They will just sit in their offices and release mumu figures to prove to Nigerians that they are working.

mu2sa2:
That's why it's hard to believe the statistics that say half of Nigeria's population live below poverty level. A lot of people they say are living below $1 a day earn far more than that. For instance, a street beggar will invariably be classified as living below $1, but most of them rake in much more than that - in fact a lot of them aren't truly poor but find begging a convenient way to live without working.

loswhite:
I'm sure you always walk pass beggars without dropping one naira and yet you think they are living above one us dollars...smh

Bahamas95:
I am a student, even when I start working I won't eat outside. If hunger beat me well well na to buy soft drink and any nice snack sustain myself till I reach house. If for instance I find myself in a situation where I don't have time to cook and I must eat outside I won't enjoy that meal.

What's the need eating outside when I can prepare all my favorite food? My girls don't bother me to take them out because they always enjoy eating my food. Even when I take them out I don't eat anything apart from ice cream.

mu2sa2:
I prefer home-cooked food too. Bros, one thing you must have at the back of your mind is, when it's time make sure your other half is a fantastic cook and a homely lady. That's the kind of wife that will complement you.

SoNature:
Fake, fake and fake!

If National Bureau of Statistics wants sane Nigerians to take them seriously, they must get the government to develop a national database

Keep encouraging a cashless economy, give people discounts for paying electronically and tax people higher for paying cash.

A good example is God is Good Motors that gives up to 1k discount (or more) when people pay online. That's a good way to start, NBS

Until then, every figure from NBS is fake, fake and fake

pickatyou:
Seriously. How did they come about this statistic.