Baby food called 'My Boy' was sold for #2,200 as at 2023. From 2023 till now that same 'My Boy' is now being sold for 12k π
By 2027, if you like, go and vote rubbish again in the name of tribe and religion, you go cry π’.
Parents of new borns, abeg how you na dey cope? π«
@YusufAsunmogejo@AyoOyalowo The more you bange boys try to defend this scam, the more you sound stoooopid.
Were there no feasibility studies or geotechnical reports before embarking on this amazingly stupid charade?
You na go just dey defend rubbish all in the name of politics
@fkeyamo@atiku@officialABAT Just conjuring plenty of words for a tweet without actually saying anything.
So, what exactly is the purpose of this tweet? You have not addressed any real issues. Just filled the timeline with rubbish
Rufai, are you an idealist or a realist?
By all means, let the NDC produce a policy paper on subsidy. There is nothing wrong with that. But let's not pretend that a glossy position paper is what the Nigerian voter is waiting for.
The average Nigerian is not sitting at home asking: βWhere is the NDC's 40-page position paper on petroleum subsidy?β
He is asking:
Why is petrol so expensive?
Why is food so expensive?
Why is transport unaffordable?
Why am I poorer than I was yesterday?
And what will you do about it?
A position paper is useful for policy wonks, academics, journalists and the political class. Fine.
But elections are not seminars at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs.
Take the policy paper to the mechanic's workshop, the market, the motor park, the farm, the classroom and the street. Then reduce the intellectual gymnastics to a message ordinary Nigerians can understand:
What will you do?
How will you do it?
How much will it cost?
Who pays?
Who benefits?
And how will you stop the thieves from stealing it?
That is the conversation.
So, yes, Rufai, demand the position paper.
But don't mistake the document for the message, or the message for the electorate.
The elites may read the paper.
The people will judge the policy by what it does to their lives.
@Goddy_Essien@ruffydfire Finally, someone I can relate to. I dey follow you asapuu.
This is the same thing I've been clamouring for. Unfortunately, nobody cares about these things. It's either bigotry or tribalism. Because that's what will make the lives of Nigerians better.
@iam_commando I like as you said "whose qualities align with the profile they wanted"
So, don't whine about it that other clubs went for other players. Tielemans probably does not align with what they wanted, hence they went for other players that align.
Hold your Tielemans and let us rest
@Chima_Obi1234@MTNNG It's not only you. About 7gb is used from my data everyday and I'm wondering what's going on. Weekly bundles get finished in maximum 2 days while monthly bundles finish in a week. It's getting scary and crazier.
What's going on @MTNNG ?
@TouchmineX Then there is that unfortunate fellow that must bring up something.
This guy obviously was not watching the game. He was busy looking for talking points