@sabalivii@dammiedammie35 Weather we like it or not power(electricity) is the driving force of every economy and the bitter truth is that our old men knows this but refuses to focus more on that sector
@sabalivii@dammiedammie35 Ur claim is we don’t have enough for citizens now let’s look at export:
Iran 1.67 million barrels per day
Nigeria 1.4 million barrels per day
We’re not far behind now let’s look at electricity
Iran generates 9 times what Nigeria generates and we like 2.7 times more populated
@Moshood_Keye@FinPlanKaluAja1 Now well done bro, way to go!
But i think you missed my point it’s not about me it’s about proving your point with facts now this is convincing.
But i still think this is a Champaign video but it’s still ok shalom ✌🏽
@Moshood_Keye@FinPlanKaluAja1 Simply share your research here or shutūp it’s that simple
This is someone’s else research we both commented under, your best defense should be to counter with a video as twas done here or a link to your own research
@Moshood_Keye@FinPlanKaluAja1 Close your smelly mouth if can’t post the videos here let’s all see.
I can also say I’ve been donating houses and aero-planes for the past 10years so oga rest
@EquityOyoo Minimum wage per month in NGR= 70,000
divided by 30days=2,333
divided by 24hours=97
Minimum wage per hour in Nigeria is #97 and petrol is #1,350 and we should not complain!
The guy in your video was complaining and they’re by far better off than we are!!!
@EquityOyoo Key points:-
A gallon is about 4Ltrs so $7 divided by 4Ltrs equals $1.75 per Ltr which is less than 30% of minimum wage per hour.
No let their suit and tie deceive you na olodo uprising dem be period.