JagabanBorgu:

Go to Anambra and asked how life was under Obi, if things were cheap.
They are exploiting u.
As simple as that.
People in different places like Kaduna state still sell a bag of pure for as low as #150 and it is #150 because of subsidy removal.
They are exploiting u guys.
If we check well now, lgb0s are involved in that sachet water business ripping u guys.
U think góvèrñment will come down to Kogi to make water cheap for u abi?

Please stop lying!

There's nowhere in Kaduna where a bag of sachet water sells for 150naira. Even in Jere that has a food market where items are brought there directly from farms, or in Birnin Gwari where rural living is aptly defined, the least you can pay for a bag of water is 200naira.

You people come online and quote nonsensical statistics and cooked up figures just to support nonsense.

JagabanBorgu:

Go to Anambra and asked how life was under Obi, if things were cheap.
They are exploiting u.
As simple as that.
People in different places like Kaduna state still sell a bag of pure for as low as #150 and it is #150 because of subsidy removal.
They are exploiting u guys.
If we check well now, lgb0s are involved in that sachet water business ripping u guys.
U think góvèrñment will come down to Kogi to make water cheap for u abi?

When I see people like u I laugh because no matter what they do we must survive but people like you won't.
What I said has nothing to do with Anambra, in Nigeria mediocrity is what will kill people, in 2011 or thereabouts Goodluck wanted to removed so that fuel will be sold for #97
This same Tinubu was at the fore front of the campaign that Goodluck what to suffer Nigerians and so on today the same Tinubu has removed subsidy and he is proud telling people that he doesn't care how much the protest that he will never reverse it.
He is known for saying let the poor breath, is this how the poor will breath?

This OP dey lie na. Haba
#500 for wetin na, you sef open eye dey buy pure water one bag for #500
I go trek from Zango to River Niger drink enough and fetch on my way back home. I fit see potable water drink for MEME bridge sef.. softly abeg

I think you are walking and not heading to...meanwhile you are working to zion ....ndi ALA ndi ala

maxist2020:
Things are getting out of hand already and the useless jagabandit keeps on praising every mistake Tinubu makes.
This evening I went out to buy pure water only to be told that a bag of water has moved from 250 to 500, if Tinubu continues like this before the end of the year people will start dying out of hunger.
As a graduate, no job for 5 years I settled for street hustling where I make 4 to 5k daily, ever since this man came in as president I hardly see 2k in a day.
Today I went out to hustle and I could only make 700 after spending 400 on transport where I used to spend 160 to and fro before and I came back no water in the house and I went out to get water and was told that it is now 500, I stood there for few minutes lost in thought and I asked the woman to sell 200 which she gave me 8 pieces.
Now my concern is how will I and the people in my category survive this as Tinubu is already killing off small businesses with harsh policy.

And to every one that has a hand in forcing this catastrophic man upon the people, may God double their own suffering that even when they have the money to buy what they need they will not have the mouth to eat it.

Buddha3:


Please stop lying!

There's nowhere in Kaduna where a bag of sachet water sells for 150naira. Even in Jere that has a food market where items are brought there directly from farms, or in Birnin Gwari where rural living is aptly defined, the least you can pay for a bag of water is 200naira.

You people come online and quote nonsensical statistics and cooked up figures just to support nonsense.

U are vèry steewpid for that Iast paragraph there, in Zaria just over 1 week ago, I asked my nephew who is schooling in ABU and he told me they buy a bag of water for #150.
I had a long time friend from my degree days who is on PhD program I visited him in Samaru, the shop close to his lodge sells a bag of pure water for #150.
I said Kaduna State and are so f00Iish u come online to tell me "there's no where in Kaduna State that a bag of water sells for #150", citing Jere as an example, if I drive down to Jere now, we will find out it's #170-200.
I have given u examples of somewhere.
If we visit other places around, we will find out they don't even sell a bag for more than #200.

maxist2020:

When I see people like u I laugh because no matter what they do we must survive but people like you won't.
What I said has nothing to do with Anambra, in Nigeria mediocrity is what will kill people, in 2011 or thereabouts Goodluck wanted to removed so that fuel will be sold for #97
This same Tinubu was at the fore front of the campaign that Goodluck what to suffer Nigerians and so on today the same Tinubu has removed subsidy and he is proud telling people that he doesn't care how much the protest that he will never reverse it.
He is known for saying let the poor breath, is this how the poor will breath?

U are all mouths about "no what they do, lgb0s will sûrvîve and others wón't" but the people who complain the most about price of rice, price of tomatoes, price of foodstuffs etc are lgb0s.
If u are all so tough and strong why being the highest compIainers?
U all talk about how people u will sûrvîve and others will not, have u seen other trîbès cIosed down while lgb0s prosper?
I keep telling u guys, my family gives foodstuffs to lgb0s and lgb0s come to thank my aged parents who give foodstuffs to them, some of those lgb0s has children waIIowing in Ghaña, Abuja, Niger etc without anything to write home about and thèîr parents come to my parents for aid, my parents are not lgb0s.
Mediocrity is headquartered in Sóûth East.
Funny enough u all thiñk u are great in ur mediocrity.
Ur mediocrity is the reason u all want to fórcè Obi a proven disàstèr on us.
GEJ sold fuel for #97 per litre on paper meanwhile in fuel stations we buy for higher figures, if he didn't remove fuel subsidy to some extent, why did the price of fuel increase?