Gas price rises from ₦1,000 to ₦1,500
Nigerian businesses: “I must sell my old stock at the new price so I can afford to restock.”
Gas price drops from ₦1,000 to ₦500
Nigerian businesses: “I can’t reduce price; I bought my old stock at the higher rate.”
Me: “But you’ll now need less money to restock. What’s stopping you from adjusting immediately? Let’s be honest; it’s not economics, it’s greed and opportunism.”
I know what you’ve done @blumcrypto .
You scammed everyone who trusted your project — especially ordinary airdrop farmers.
You ran a full year of mining, wasting people’s time, only to give just 35 tokens to 90% of the community. On top of that, you added a rule that users can claim only once in 180 days — 30% now, rest after 6 months — or the tokens will be burned. What kind of reward system is that ?
And let’s not forget: your ex-cofounder Vladimir Smerkis was involved in a $15M fraud, and your token's value has already crashed. This is clear manipulation and betrayal.
I’m raising my voice for my community.
I warned my people many times in my videos — Telegram airdrops are no longer worth it, and Blum has proved it.
🗣️ To everyone reading: Share this post, tag @blumcrypto in the comments, and write "Blum scam." Let’s make it reach them.
We deserve better. No more silence on scammy airdrops.
“And please follow us as well so that we can raise our voice for you even more.”
#BlumScam #AirdropFraud #CryptoCommunity #ExposingScams .
It is with the utmost sadness that I once again reaffirm what I have consistently said: Nigeria has become a crime scene.
How else does one explain the recent revelation by the Senate, which uncovered the audited accounts of the NNPC from 2017 to 2023? The Senate uncovered ₦210 trillion in financial irregularities, ₦103 trillion in so-called “accrued expenses”, and another ₦107 trillion in unaccounted “receivables.” No documentation. No accountability. No consequences.
This is not just another scandal, it is a clear and damning confirmation of a nation held hostage by monumental corruption.
Our national budget within the said period of 2017 to 2023 is as follows:
2017 ₦7.440 trillion.
2018 ₦9.120 trillion
2019 ₦8.916 trillion
2020 ₦10.590 was initially approved and in June revised to ₦9.974 trillion due to COVID.
2021 ₦13.588 trillion.
2022 ₦17.130 trillion
2023 ₦21.830 trillion
Total: ₦88.010 trillion
Our total national budget within the said period was not up to 50% of the said financial discrepancies and irregularities.
This is a criminal institutionalised betrayal of the Nigerian people and a grave threat to the future of the society our children will live in.
No responsible nation can continue to function like this without confronting this truth. This criminality masquerading as governance must be stopped and dismantled for a better Nigeria.
A new Nigeria is POssible.
-PO