The Echelon

Critical Thinker, Financial Expert.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@FinPlanKaluAja1 Government has washed their hands off so many social amenities.
Public transport, public water, electricity.. soon education and health will be off their plate completely..

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@KelOnovo Your success has nothing to do with your rent, unless you say the new environment got you better deals.
If you're earning little, you should be careful with your expenses, especially rent and transportation.
Don't go and start having issues with landlords just so you can belong.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@FinPlanKaluAja1 Access Bank.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@DOlusegun 100k before Tinubu is better than 500k today.

Let that guide your understanding of these stupid numbers.

All you have is bloated currency that can't purchase 1/5th of what it used to purchase before this calamity came to power

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@BwalaDaniel @PeterObi So what about the kidnapped school kids in Oyo state. What has your government done about their release and arrest the terrorists?
Or you're more interested in market women gist as a government spokesperson?

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@Kwame_error @PeterObi Okay.
Let's now go back to President Tinubu and how badly he's managing the economy, and how they're borrowing us into extinction.

Every other discussion is irrelevant to us.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@udemeAkpan01 That's how I promised my younger sister a car if she passed 1st Class from the university, thinking that the economy would remain the good as of GEJ time.
I thank God everyday that she graduated 2:1, cos she nearly made it.
Phew 😅

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@IyeneomiOgoina @GTgiftie The last was a last resort. Men sell their inheritance everyday to support their family. I've heard of a man that sold his body organ just to see his children eat.

The wife is asking him to go begging his relatives for whatever so they could start small. What a suggestion.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@IyeneomiOgoina @GTgiftie For years he married her, and provided for her, he never thought of the land.
He lost his job, and for 8 months he did everything possible to get another one, interviews, calls, leads etc, he never thought of the land. What are you actually saying?

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@didi2949 @GTgiftie If she has been doing successful business all this while, do you think the man would have asked her to sell the land. Wouldn't she have just provided capital for the man to start her business.
It's utterly selfish of her. Men sell their property everyday to support their family.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@Testimoney_j @GTgiftie But she has the right over the proceeds of his hustle over the years he was working and providing for the family?

You guys justify rubbish.

What's a piece of land?
For 8 months she watched her husband suffer shame, while holding on to an asset that can help the whole family.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@bond_00Seven @GTgiftie All the years he was working, he was providing for the family. His energy was the asset. We shouldn't be naive. More than 75% of nig men have nothing to their names except their daily hustle.
Now the marriage is over, he will definitely stop feeding her fat assz.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@IyeneomiOgoina @GTgiftie All the while he married you, what savings do you have.
Now that he's lost his job, hope you'll use your millions in savings to continue catering to the family needs.
It's easy to heap expectations on other people, while sitting comfortably in your own ignorance.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@meeerasho @GTgiftie Men sell their family land and other inheritance everyday just to support their family.
So what the heck are you saying?
That a woman shouldn't pitch in when it gets difficult for the husband?
She should keep a piece of land, and watch the husband suffer daily humiliation. Tueh!

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@sammy_kvngs @GTgiftie Men sell off their inheritance everyday to support their family. What the heck are you talking about.
When it gets to women supporting their family, the table changes?

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@GTgiftie Life is risk.. the business could succeed and they can start living a more comfortable life, or even be able to buy more land in the future.
She was willing to let go of her marriage, watch her husband suffer shame, just because of a piece of land she didn't even buy.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@GTgiftie All these while the man was probably the one providing for the family, without ever looking at the land. He tried all he could for 8 months to secure another means of livelihood, but couldn't.
It's simple logic for him to look at their only remaining asset. The wife is selfish..

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@Gviev @ARISEtv We should listen to a member of Tinubu's economic team to tell us what exactly? That the economy is wonderful or that the economic burden we're feeling is not real.
The measure of economic policies is on their impact. Tinubu's policies have tanked Nigerians.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@oluwadamisi The question now is, what's the ideal ratio?

0.19%? 5%?; 10%?
If a thousandaire is to look at a billionaire before any purchase, then he wouldn't purchase anything, and practically nobody will buy anything, and that's deflation in the economy.

[The Echelon @echekaf]

@obalola213 @OyesileJohn Kindly educate us sir. We want to learn from ur river of knowledge.
How is it okay that I should be happy that my life is being devalued.. that I can't afford basic things of life any longer.

If this govt is not paying you directly, then you're hopelessly irredeemable