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Thursday, January 29, 2015
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Ehn ehn.....Nigeria,we hail thee!
ReplyDeleteNa wao o, this ppl think we are all stupid, how much is petrol in libia, algeria, egypt and all other oil producing countries, this countries dnt produce oil so there is no bases for these comparism.
DeleteI laugh in Swahili! This people think that Nigerians are learners abi? GEJ's campaign warriors should publish the price list of oil producing nations so that Nigeria's can compare and contrast
DeleteAdalue.... do you produce oil in your village more than Norway?
DeleteBtw, where are your refineries. Keep away from mature talk.
Go to Stella's in house news and hustle for yam and pawpaw
Nig need to inform themselves. That US and UK and some other oil producing countries are not members of OPEC doesn't mean they don't produce oil.
DeleteThe problem with Nig is we wanna live in a land where everything is free. Who then bears the burden? There is no free lunch anywhere. Do u knw how much people in US,UK and other Euro countries pay for amenities? Why do u think bicycles are encouraged in Europe? Why do u think people in UK do communal living? The US citizens are complaining of heavy taxes (the same taxes u all don't wanna pay).
Nig truly have to decide on what she wants. You can't eat ur cake and have it.
These GEJ campaign teams are bunch of bastards full of cheating. It's time u realise we are not fools like you. Venezuela has the cheapest fuel in the world @ 3 naira per litre followed by Syria @ 9 naira per litre after conversion. Libya is 3rd @ 21naira and 27 naira in Saudi Arabia when their currency is converted to naira. We have so many countries who sell @ cheaper prices from 30 naira to 80 naira. These countries are Turkmenistan, Kuwait, Iran, Bahrain, Algeria,Qatar, Oman, Sudan, Brunei, Trinidad n Tobago, the UAE. All 15 countries sell @ naira equivalent from 3 naira to 80 naira before Nigeria that's sells @ 87 naira. So why did these fools make it look like Nigeria sells the cheapest. What a shame. Imagine Libya selling @ 9 naira equivalent. Should I say may Gadaffi's soul rest in peace? After ripping citizens, you cannot even provide stable electricity n other basic amenities. You all leaders suffering the masses and depriving them of their rights and entitlement will all suffer on earth with various calamities and rot in hell IJN. Amen.
DeleteIssorai... I Waka .
DeleteThese countries are not oil producing countries d last time I checked so why won't their pump price be high for crying out loud!?why are they not showing us d rate for countries like Venezuela and Kuwait?
DeleteBS by a group of failures called PDP..mtceew
This is not cheatin, petrol in south africa is way morexpensive than nigeria
Delete@Anon: 16:10: Are you asking me where your refineries are? You should ask your GEJ who didn't make improving the economy his priority. All he did was aiding and abetting corruption. Look at the oil prices in the Arab nations and you see Nigeria is way way behind. At least the Arab countries are also oil producing.
DeleteYour life is so confused and frustrated that you think everybody is like you hustling for freebies in Stella's IHN. Abeg send me your email or better still your account number so I can bless your ministry. Next time get an ID to comment and don't come under Annon to use that your maggot infested, decayed hands to type.
issokay!
ReplyDeleteAbegi
ReplyDeleteStella am looking right bk at u n waiting too. Lol... Has the petrol price reduced the rate of poverty in Nigeria.
ReplyDelete@Good luck Jonathan is working
ReplyDelete@Galore
GEJ 2019. Apc see am
DeleteGej all the way mehn. But why are Nigerians even complaining when other oil producing Countries sell higher than Nigeria.
DeleteYou and Galore are so daft to compare Nigeria and these countries. The questions are what is the minimum wage of salaries in Nigeria? What is the standard of living of Nigeria compared to these countries? What is the population of these countries compared to Nigeria? Is electricity stable in Nigeria compared to all these countries? There are so many questions to ask but no time. An average US citizen earns like 2,000 dollars a month which is 400,000 naira . If a US citizens fills up his/her car in a week let's say 60litres, @$0.64 or N117, that's N7,020 in a week and N28,080 in a month. Take 28,000 naira out of 400, 000 he earns in a month, he is left with 372,000. With 372,000 left an american is still happy and comfortable. Now come to Nigeria and buy 60liters in a week @N87, that's N5,220, which makes N20, 880 in a month. Now take N20,880 from a minimum wage of 18,000, ain't u left with debt of N2,000, u are automatically an onigbese. Let's even say u earn 60,000 a month just like state government staff e.g (LIRS)in Lagos . Take 20,000 out of 60,000 and u are left with 40,000. Petrol for generator never dey o, @ the end of the day, a Nigerian can't save 20k in a month conveniently after deducting all other expenses like house rents, food etc. Meanwhile in the US, with 372k left after filling up his car, he pays house rent, buys food etc he can still afford to save 150k to 200k conveniently. Now how do u compare US where u can save 40 to 50% of ur salary to Nigeria where one will be indebted as regards N18,000 minimum wage or @ most can only be able to save btw 15 to 25% of one's salary as regards LIRS staff in Lagos. Nigeria is a messed up country, where we lack basic amenities especially ordinary electricity. Petrol should be sold @40 or 50 naira per litre in Naija cos we produce oil and make billions of dollars yet we lack basic amenities. All these countries compared to Nigeria have stable electricity, good roads, good health care, good education, good jobs, good and transparent govt, good and affordable food and the list goes on. Onyereka and Galore are stupid as ever. May ur lives be run the way GEJ is running Nigeria IJN. Amen
DeleteWow @truth hurts I'm ur biggest fan here. Thank you
DeleteSpot on @ Truth hurts
DeleteStands up clapping @Truth hurts. You said it all..kosoro!! Smh
DeleteTruth hurts? Where is your own "average American" earning 2000 per month.
Delete@truth hurts as much as i would like to agree with you entirely baring in mind Nigeria lacks in social amenities i woul like to tell u that you shouldnt give facts about the US on assumptions.. I will tell you for a fact why in simple terms..
DeleteNow let me start with your average US salary which is $2000 a month equivalent to N400,000-
The US pays you averagely reasonably you know why cos virtually all your money goes back to your needs..
With $2000 a month i will break it down for you so you know you are left with Nothing so u know the person who earns less than 100k in Nig might be richer than your idol in d US.
$2000 monthly income
Deductions:
1. Monthly apartment rent: $580
2. Monthly apartment insurance: $8
3. Monthly car payment : $320
4.Monthly car Insurance: $115
5. Weekly gas : $40 x4 : $160
6. Monthly Electricity: $180
7. Monthly Water bill: $35
8. Montly house neccesities &feeding: $200
9. Monthly Phone Bill : $60
Total: $1,658
Luxuries
1. Monthly internet- $40
2. Monthly Cable - $80
3. Cigarette per pack - $6 including tax. (Calculate how much addicts we hv)
4. Health Insurance - $100
5. Monthly Flexing & groove - $ 300
Total : $526
Overall Total : $2184
Now the reason why i broke this down to you is cos nigerians dont know d real truth living in d US or UK or europe.. It is not as rosy as people fake it to be. Now this break down is even one of d cheapest break down u will get.. Not forgetting that out of that $2000 monthly salary you are heavily taxed on it and just so u know for u to buy and drink water in d US u will pay tax. Every thing is taxed. Now to living in Nigeria.. The person with N60,000 salary might not have enough but if light no dey u fit manage.. And choose to control how much gas u use on ur generator.
I am 100% accurate wt my analysis cos i pay all this bills every month.
@Truth hurts, a zillion likes! A well analytic objective view. PDP can only brainwash the uneducated with the rubbish up there! Mschewww
Delete@ anonymous 20:28
DeleteThanks for this breakdown. Most Nigerian like @truth hurts just sit in there houses and make assumptions without any facts. I am presently a student in the Uk and I can tell you that it is easier to survive in Nigeria. By the time ur done with bills, you have little to nothing left. That's why most people have more than one job. The problem is Nigerians can never be satisfied. A country where people get away with not pay tax and we keep complaining. The corruption runs in all of us so this attitude of pointing fingers has to go. If we want to make naija better, start with yourself.
Anon 20.28, where in the US do u pay 62cents a litre for gas? I just filled my tank with 93 Octane (not even a grade available in Naija) for $2.11 a gallon which approximates .52cents a litre. The basic grade available in Naija retails around 30cents a litre in Michigan. The list is a pure lie!
DeleteBy the way, give up smoking and stop buying Champagne when u go out!
Anonymous 20:28. How much you dey make every month? Because 2000 a month na for beginner. You will be so broke.
DeleteAnonymous 20.28 has said it all..@Truth hurts get ur facts strait before coming to Mk noise here..
DeleteAnon 20:28, if I should list all what u listed as expenses of Lagos state staff who is left with 40k after buying fuel of 20k, obviously he or she would be indebted, na wa o, u even had to add cigarettes and flexing in ur lists, common! The argument here is the amount we spend to buy fuel in Nigeria, u said urs is $160, that's a little over 5% of a $2000 salary, but in Nigeria, buying fuel of 20k from a salary of 60k, Haba. That's 33% of the salary nah, on top fuel for car? I don't want to talk too much however, I would so love it if you and Audrey Mcgregor can relocate to 9ja especially you(Mcgregor) who said it's easier to survive in 9ja , then u can prove us wrong. I used to live in UK and have equally been to the US, they are living good lives there as long as u work. I was comfortable while in UK but since I came to 9ja, it's been hell, so many biz have collapsed, no electricity, no basic amenities, people indebted due to govt policies and all sorts. I have people that have worked in the US, they came to 9ja to start biz and have taken to their heels back to the US cos of one problem or the other n u have audacity to say Nigerians are not satisfied, u for come back nah, if UK or US don tire you, then ur eye go clear.
DeleteI will repeat myself just so the guy or whoever that says he buys 93 octane. I drive a mini SUV and i buy gas for $1.65 a gallon and every week i use more than $40 gas which is $160 a month at the least. ( you prolly dont know how far i drive to work so dont judge) now this is the least i pay for gas. So i am 100% accurate cos this are my bills. Now to @truthhurts if u notice i added cigs to d luxuries cos smoking is a luxury. I dont have to apologise to anybody for bad habits.. We all have 1. Also liver no get u to buy champagne out.. I am saying once in a while u can go out and have a gud dinner and margarita and your bill wt tips and tax is waiting for u. What i am saying in essense is do not over judge nigeria even with the fact that we lack in social amenities.... It is way easier to save in nig than anywhere in d world if you earn what you stated.$2000. I earn above that for the person who asked and that is because i went back to school in the states. My advice to anyone travelling out of nigeria, plan to go back to school so that u can work in reputable places.. Else u will b livin from hand to mouth unless u marry a rich dude here. Have a good day all. Love from the US. Anonymous who gave the break down.
DeleteYea, they will always have something to say! They shud take several seats... its all political strategy!
ReplyDeleteIs alright
DeleteThese polithiefians shud giv it a rest na haba!
ReplyDeleteAbegi ! Are these Countries oil producing countries???? Instead of this government to look for tangible reasons to give they are here sponsoring rubbish. As if Nigerians are not wise.
ReplyDeleteBLOG ANALYSER: u said it all
DeleteShows your ignorance. More than half of the countries on the list are oil producing countries.
DeleteRussia is major, mega oil producing country.
DeleteIf we have not shown them dt we accept everything we won't be seeing all the rubbish now
DeleteUK, US and Norway are oil producing countries. You are so ignorant!
DeleteAnon 16:24, who told u UK produce oil? U are the most ignorant ever. However, even if US and Norway's petrol is even higher than Nigeria (despite the lies cos US sells @ 0.48 per litre which amounts to N100 per litre), the petrol price in these countries is justified cos they have everything in place. Do these countries export their crude to be refined outside their country and brought back for their citizens' use? Don't they have refineries working for them? Do we have basic amenities in Nigeria? You ignorant fools shouldn't just get me angry o. Later bv will say one shouldn't rain curses on some people. You all supporting GEJ/federal govt, if u can say Amen to this prayer then u are justified. And the prayer is that, May ur (GEJ supporters) lives be run the way GEJ is running Nigeria. Amen.
DeletePeter, I know you are also truth hurts above. Yes the countries I mentioned are oil producing countries. Check it out and stop displaying foolishness.
DeleteIgnoramus Peter,have u heard of a city called Aberdeen? That is an oil city of UK just like Houston and Dallas.
Delete@ Peter 16:50 may GMB do to u and ur family what AIT showed. Amen!
DeleteWow! None of the countries listed is a member of OPEC! Nigeria has -by far- the most expensive pump price of all OPEC members, some sell for as low as 3N!!!
Deletesee how the prices of goods in the market are inflating..
ReplyDeleteI believe God that after this dreadful election, everything will go back to normal.
Garri is now N30/cup just imagine..
This advert is trash. Fuel prices around the world crashed since last year September, why is GEJ just reducing it a month to election? With the way global oil prices dropped , fuel is meant to be sold for about 45naira a litre now not 87. Nigerians celebrate mediocrity, thats why our leaders get away with the crap they do. What is 0.62 dollars to an american? Thats like saying 10naira per litre, how won't the exchange rate be high when the naira is now worthless. Lets stop celebrating mediocrity
ReplyDeleteYou are damn right. How much is 0.62 dollar to an American? It's not even up to a dollar compared to his salary in a month. It's like a drop of water in the ocean.
DeleteGbam!!!
DeleteBalderdash!
ReplyDeleteAbeg, February 14th should come and go.
Different campaign vehicles,converge on my street each morning,with their loudspeakers and refuse that we enjoy our last minute sleep.
Hahah l like the Q&A and fact box, trying to prove tha GEJ is working! Nice! Personally I must vote GEJ!!! My opinion!
ReplyDeleteOde. Use ur brain
DeleteQuestion.
ReplyDeleteWhy don't we have a functional refinery?
Why do we have to export crude and then buy at expensive price before subsidising?
If we have our own refinery, wouldn't it be cheaper?
Answer: You didn't have such functional one before Gej came into power... it is work in progress..
Delete@iphie, work in progress for 5 years plus? Do u realise Buhari was the last president that witnessed the 4 refineries functioning,I BB came on board and the refineries were neglected up till today. We have been practising democracy since 1999, that's 16 years and refineries still not functioning. Shouldn't we rather have a change of party/govt @ the center so the parties can sit tight and do the needful. It is time to let the govt know there is no excuse, if any party/govt fails to perform, they would be shown the exit door. It's simple as that, it's not rocket science. Jonathan has to go for the next man's head to be correct.
DeleteSpot on @ Iphie
DeleteGod help in dis country
ReplyDeleteUK and Norway though!little wonder UK people can like to trek lol
ReplyDeleteThey can still go lower
ReplyDeleteNa dem sabi... Wetin concern me..
ReplyDelete#okbye
After election it will go back to it's normal price,campaign strategy!
ReplyDeleteIs it your wish for your country?
DeleteAre you fervently praying that things go back so you feel you were right all along?? What's up with this negativity?
Nice
ReplyDeleteMtshewwww
ReplyDeleteBt does dis mean, we hav d cheapest fuel price? If so, dats a relief.
ReplyDeleteRelief? Do u have stable electricity, do u have cheap food, do u have good roads, good health care, good job, affordable house rent, and of alll, are ur colleagues all employed and have good jobs? If ur answers are NO and 70% of Nigerians asked this questions are NO. Then Nigeria is doomed. I guess u don't know in real statistics, Nigeria should be selling @ 45 per litre or lower
DeleteAfter election it will go back to it's normal price,campaign strategy!
ReplyDeleteHow can you use another person currency conversion. Uk imports fuel you produce fuel. Which should be cheaper. use other oil producing countries abeg
ReplyDeleteI pray ooooo
ReplyDeleteGuess they are trying to tell us that Nigerian government is still being fair with the fuel price fixed. They shouldn't forget also that we have crude oil
ReplyDeleteYou have crude that will soon become irrelevant all over the world!!
DeleteLet's talk about agriculture!!!!
Yes! Let's talk about agriculture. GEJ till 2019!!
DeleteFuel is 1.10 in the uk. I know this cuz i stay there and you can google. Wait do they think we are stupid?
ReplyDeleteYou just proved you are stupid cos you didn't see that the money was all converted to their value in Nigerian Naira. Google can help you with the information but it doesn't help you think logically. PS: I also live and work in the UK
DeleteFor your mind now u don talk ba? How much is £1.10 in naira? Dollars nko?? Ok we don hear, u r d first in your family to travel to and stay in the UK * round of applause *
Deletewaiting too...it is well
ReplyDelete*Surprised*
ReplyDeleteCanada is 89 cent per litre!!
ReplyDeleteConvert 89 cents to Nigerian Naira and you'll see that the figure is accurate. Next time check the unit of measurement before making assertions.
DeleteHmmmmmmmmmmmm.speechless,speechless,that's how u make me feel#just singing=
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Rubbish propaganda, where is the list of the price of oil in oil producing countries? What is the price in Saudi Arabia? Price in Dubai? Etc they picked the countries that suit their propaganda... Hiss
ReplyDeleteSeconded.
DeleteBut e be like say man pikin go fit start trans-border fuel trade.
Delete#Thinking biznex mode activited
Seconded.
Deletethem crase ,they are crazy ,how dare they compare nigeria to these countries.they should have put fuel prices in the gulf ,united arab emirates ,qatar,saudi arabia then i will listen .these are major oil producing nations in the world ,like nigeria ,who is fooling who.
ReplyDeleteStory
ReplyDeleteTry Arab countries that're also rich in oil like Nigeria while u're directly looking in ur own eye
ReplyDeleteThat is to say?????????
ReplyDeleteThat of the US is so not correct. They sell here by gallon (4liters) which I bought this morning for $1:96 . That right there,is what they want Nigerians to believe that they are better off.
ReplyDeleteHow much is that in Naira? Common sense is not really common
Deletelet the best rigger win the election. i will cook correct peppered jollof rice with smoked scunbia fish nd turkey then i go down am with one orobo fanta, after that i go watch Doctor Who season 3 till sleep catch me. i no dey vote for anybody.
ReplyDeleteAlso wordless comment
ReplyDeletewww.healthliveblog.org
this is just fucked up... what Re trying to say... Which country on that list apart from Nigeria produce oil????
ReplyDeletetricks like dis piss me off... seriously what do they take us for....
Ok. Seen.....
ReplyDeleteBut the quality of life in those countries kor?are their no alternative forms of transportation for them?do they generate their own electricity, water and pay exhorbitant money for basic health care? please stella let me not start writing essay this hot afternoon, ive not had light for 48 hours
ReplyDeleteThat also didn't happen overnight. Nigeria is a country with a very young democracy. Give it time but don't hand it back to someone who once snatched away our democracy.
DeleteWhich of these countries suffer lack of basic amenities?
ReplyDeleteAtleast these countries utilize the funds gotten to develop their economy.what does nigeria have to show for theirs??They only increase petrol price to embezzle...mtcheeew
ReplyDeleteAtleast these countries utilize the funds gotten to develop their economy.what does nigeria have to show for theirs??They only increase petrol price to embezzle...mtcheeew
ReplyDeleteSmh,Stella kp enabling Pdp u hear.these countries do dey hv crude oil? Stay in Germany n be enabling Pdp,the people asking for help on ur blog never reach,by the time Jonathan enters again,ur blog will turn to full blown beggy beggy blog because of suffer wey pple dey suffer.Continue.God will see us.(If u like put my comment in ur ekpankwowo soup)
ReplyDelete"No govt in the history of Nigeria ever reduced price of oil..."
ReplyDeleteThat's a big lie the late Yaradua did!
Yaradua reduced price of oil o! Pdp and dem lies.
ReplyDeleteStella darling..... Looking straight back @ ya... With one eye closed...
ReplyDeleteHmmm. Let me cross check and come back to fully comment on this
ReplyDeleteAll sort of ridiculous claims from the illiterates in charge of a supposed PHD holder's re-election campaign.
ReplyDeleteThis is not surprising though.
Didn't they claim GEJ gave us social media and phone number transferability?
Get well soon
DeleteI always look for your comment on this blog, am a very big fan. U write intelligently, I want to be like you when I grow up.
DeleteNne @omo tru! she n her yoruba sistas,i lik reading dia comment. @Queen arabella,@Goldscent n @sisiEko..
Delete**Adaorah**
Which one is political strategy again? He has been reducing fuel price since he became d president. Except during subsidy tin which he corrected almost immediately. Gej till 2019!
ReplyDelete@Efe Kevin don't generalize the price of fuel in Canada,I live in Alberta and up until yesterday it was 68 cents.it went up to 82 cents in some gas station yesterday,thunder fire the person putting up that advert.The person also forgot to tell us how much minimum wage is in Nigeria compared to the other countries listed.
ReplyDeleteNigeria is d only oil producin country in d list,so y compare us wit non-producin country n nt producin country.Compare us wit country dt produce oil n see if we wil praise u.
ReplyDeleteRussia a Major Oil producer, USA and Norway. I does. in Aberdeen in Uk its an oil producing State
DeleteA gallon of fuel,which is 4 litters is less than 2 dollars in USA abi na United States of Ajegunle price that newspaper article dey quote?
ReplyDeleteThe only country on that list we should be compared with is Angola because they are an oil-producing state and in Africa. So our criteria and theirs are close. Russia and Norway also produce oil but when you consider the minimum wage of a citizen in those two countries and the fact that their govt provided other reliable means of transportation, then you will see that pump price is very much affordable for citizens.
ReplyDeleteGosh! I feel like e-slapping some people. Chai! We don suffer for this our gov't hand. Just imagine.
ReplyDeleteWow!!
ReplyDeleteThis petrol price list is very hypocritical. You cant justify the price of Nigerian price of petrol as being cheap when you show us only half of the list of global petrol list. For the full list please refer to http://www.globalpetrolprices.com/gasoline_prices
ReplyDeleteThis is yet another election stunt
@enigma Is like we've known for ages and if not I totally love you right now. Funny it's only my close friends that know this is my slang. LET THE BEST RIGGER WINS. kabish.
ReplyDeleteYou can't please humans.
ReplyDeletePls dey shld also publish the exchange rates of these countries. Imagine an oil producing country without a functional refinery. Mtchew!
ReplyDelete@ ANNON 12.50 what is your point? you stay in the UK and dont know that they use £ and not $???
ReplyDeleteyes, petrol is £1.10 in uk (even cheaper in some areas).....
Na dem sabi. It's even good for me as it is cos when those nuts go loose for their brains, they will wake up and increase the price that it will be difficult to adjust to. So they should jejely relax it like this.
ReplyDeleteMe I have a question as I didn't do geography in school o. Are these oil producing nations? I was looking for UAE, Saudi Arabia so that I can compare. Na wa for this elections o. It is really hot o.
ReplyDeleteHttp://journalofapetitediva.blogspot.com
In Qatar is 27cent half d price of what is sold for in 9ja. This election Na wa oh.
ReplyDeleteThe person behind this illustration is a big fool,whose fault is it that our money does not have value?awon wereyy sombody,there used to be a time when a dollar equivalents to a naira,how Much is 0.62 us dollar?not evn up to a dollar,meaaning if our currency has value we can as well be buying fuel for 62 kobo.smh. For dese pple in power.i pray God restore our nation.amen.
ReplyDeleteThe UK is obviously an oil producing country,where do you think Brent crude comes from or better still North Sea oil.some of you are just too ignorant
ReplyDelete@truth hurts, God bless you!!
ReplyDeletePlease lets all forget about APC, PDP and be objective for the sake of our country!
PDP and APC is one and the same!
The Buhari documentary still gives me chills!
when greedy old men gather to form a party. hmm. what you will get is APC. Even if GEJ mess i will vote for him. am better of is hands than any other. my opinion
ReplyDeletemy presidio; you too much. I dey hail oh.I dey salute my president!!.ever loyal President to his people; my OGA I dey greet oh.Anybody wey say you no go come back come February;make that person take style knock himself for head three times.oya idon do.now repeat after me; GEJ till 2019.shout am again.GEJ till 2019.now go to bed and meditate in your dream that GEJ is coming bk
ReplyDeletehmmmmmm #i sighed for real# this politricks thing is scaring me cuz i just hope it ends well. na so war dey take start- do or die tinz
ReplyDeletei just hope all these politricks dont end badly. i am really worried for all these do or die tinz.
ReplyDeleteI no believe all these polithiefians abeg.
ReplyDeleteTell me which of these countries have crude oil?
ReplyDeleteHow about about diesel? No price reduction till date!
ReplyDelete@ Truth hurts, u sound so intelligent, great analysis i must say, to the anonymous comparing living in Nigeria and USA or UK,please come back to naija if u feel u spend too much in USA, at least over there u have a job but by d time u return and u trek for months without getting even a teaching job ur eye go clear..mtchewwwww, that's how all these peeps living abroad will be saying nothing dey abroad yet they all refuse to come home..Some Nigerians have the strength to do even two jobs but they gat no opportunity bcos the most job slots are given based on connection.Nigerians pay tax too and these taxes are deducted at source so what are the tax payers money being used for? PHCN brings exorbitant bill regardless of whether u had power supply or not.
ReplyDeleteThe average Nigerian is suffering and u dare not compare pls.
U can survive and save good money abroad if u cut ur coat according to your cloth,is smoking and hanging out to drink a part of d basic needs of life? the fact that u waste money on all that doesn't give u a ground to make general comparison of how much an average American worker spends monthly.