Many Nigerian households now spend almost all their income on food alone, leaving all other family expenses to anyone’s imagination.
@PeterObi#prophetic
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The recent reported attacks and disruption of the business activities of Bureaux de Change (BDCs) operators in different urban centers across the country by Government Agencies, are ill-advised and wrongly directed.
Here are the major challenges hindering Igbo-owned businesses from relocating to the Southeast Region to answer the call of aku-Luo-uno.
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51 Seater Buses
@aonanuga1956 tweeted this laudable initiative. However, most bus owners scrapped luxury buses. The ones in use take 2-3 days to arrive their destinations due to breakdowns. Others like GIGM never had any in the first place. I foresee image trouble for govt ahead.
@TheNationNews They have debunked this story. The EFCC is not fair to this couple. The man is a retired army officer and school proprietor and it is a civil case that EFCC is meddling in. Nigeria is a mess.
@orimimabayomije@RockviewR23310@rockviewroyale I feel for you too over this embarrassment. Consider following up with the authority agents that commented here. I've always wondered why Nigerian hotels want to turn into student boarding houses for adults that rent their rooms. Shocking.
@Nutty_phemie@orimimabayomije May be true but is this the issue? It's assaulting a paying guest for bringing food they want to eat to a place they rent paid. Condemn the barbarism before comparing food.
@PNMbah How quickly things change. I'm ashamed to admit that this agency has been knocking on Enugu State's door on this matter for over six years.
The times are changing indeed. For the better. Kudos, Mr. Governor.
Folks hope that hunger and deprivation will force citizens to rise against our wicked rulers. This will be a long wait. The smoke of ethnicity and religion blinds us and must clear for us to clearly see our wicked rulers as the enemy. Until then, we continue to live on hope.
@DavidHundeyin@WestAfricaWeek Good move. Ethical Nigerian journalists often retire to a life of penury while the desperate join the evil forces for survival. It's sad to see you leave but I guess it is for the best. Nigeria locks down competence to allow immorality and impunity to continue ravaging the land.