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post=102101617:
As we go out looking for what to eat, may we never encounter what will eat us.

Our Holy Bible tells us that....

Is that your final answer?

I don’t see reason some people still call theirselves party when they can’t even afford two meals in a day.

What is the difference, if the size of bread that supposed to be sold at ₦70, is been sold at ₦100. It's still the same as hiking the price. They reduced the size of hundred naira own to the size of seventy naira own and you said that they didn't hike the price.

post=102101617:
As we go out looking for what to eat, may we never encounter what will eat us.

Our Holy Bible tells us that....

Omo, that guy finish you for that Nyesome Wike thread o!

Na so you go dey jump kpa kpa kpa anyhow!

See the way dem disgrace you anyhow now

Chai, na wah o,
Dis life sha

kingmsookwagh:
wetin we wan come use drink tea? Akara

man must not live by tea alone too

simple250:




You still cannot leave with garri self

Yes na

Once upon a time, Nigerians would respond to such increases by making their own bread or turning to yams, gari etc made from what they grew in their plots of land, backyard or bought locally, but now Nigerians first response to adversity is to cry ‘we are SUFFERING” or “BRAKE UP THIS COUNTRY!!!!’ Nigerians are becoming annoying and irritating like the rest of stupid, helpless Africans elsewhere. You know, my first degree was in political science and my thesis was on the Politics of Hunger. I learned during my research that the UN , UNISEF, WHO etc turned to a study on Nigeria in order to find ways of alleviating the poverty in East Africa that was leading to incessant famine across the region at the time. They wanted to discover why with Nigeria’s large population and poorly distributed wealth from oil, deforestation etc Nigeria never suffered from same afflictions. The upshot of their findings was that majority of Nigerians –from towns, cities to villages- often kept small farms, allotments; kept small livestock such as chickens, ducks, guinea fouls, pigs, goats, cows etc. In order words Nigerians were self-reliant, including flexibility in the range of foods they were willing to consume and wide verity of staple foods. These organisations took this model and used it in their work with East Africa at the time.

Nigerians today don’t know just how much the rest of the world covertly and overtly ired them and how much the rest of Africa resented them. Perhaps multi party democracy has done Nigeria a disservice. Irresponsible party politics, in which political parties not in power resort unrestrained to every sort of name calling, insults and demonising of the Nation just to undermine the ruling party has resulted in Nigerians loosing respect for themselves in every aspect.

bayelsaowei:
youre absolutely correct..so many factors..and our govt is a major cause of all of these ripple effect..

Ban on importation of wheat is the number one problem. Producing wheat takes time and cost so much. Can farmers in nigeria do that. Time will tell

Increase in cost of sugar. Here is where dangote comes in and need to explain why he is jerking up the price of sugar. Afterall importation of sugar is banned.

The sad thing bout nigeria is that locally produced items is now far more expensive than foreign imports. Garri, palm oil, rice, wheat, sugar, cement, beans etc

bayelsaowei:
Na wa oo..the question is why has flour become more expensive? Why?

Cost of power to run plants?

"cost of power to run plants"
Hahaha very funny.

Okortor:
Just imagine? And d govt expect crime rate to reduce? They expect Young guys not to venture into Yahoo? They expect Young girl's not to venture into prostitution? They expect low income earners not to be involved in fraud?
We are human beings and can easily go astray when we have no other option.
I tell my fam n friends that "don't Judge people Because when life hits you hard, you may become everything you ever criticized".
MAY GOD KEEP US STRONG TO BE ON THE RIGHT PATH OF INTEGRITY AND HONESTY.

Well said realist.

It is what it is...

Doradorwa:
Wey thing we go con dey chop like this

You go chop Dick

When i see people carrying mosque and churches mater for head sometimes I pity for them because it has shown that religion cant solve our problems...in Nigeria...

simple logic dem no wan apply Nigeria is an evil nation

24kmagic:
Here in Abuja, they didn't hike the price.

What they did was to reduce the quantity.

N100 bread now is like N70 bread and N50 bread is like N30

The sector that is likely to create millions of jobs in Nigeria (Agric sector) is somehow the most abandoned sector.

We go de alright last last

What you just described, is that not a hike in price?

post=102101617:
As we go out looking for what to eat, may we never encounter what will eat us.

Our Holy Bible tells us that....

Please give this back to the owner

alienspy101:
change!! APC zombies will soon arrive to justify the purpose the receive 25k stipends by ing their pay masters.

Hunger didn't allow them. Even the Manna guy couldn't say shi

Government need to make policies that will favor manufacturers

post=102101617:
As we go out looking for what to eat, may we never encounter what will eat us.

Our Holy Bible tells us that....

Is that so? Is that what u were telling Nigerians since 2015? It's now clear that ur "darling daddy" has failed woefully, u are now quoting bible. Why can't u blame PDPs 16years, nnamdi kanu aans5 IPoB for d inflation?

And one of the funniest part of this is that, if the federal government and other agencies (NAFDAC) as earlier mentioned meet their demands, you will still see that they won't bring the price of bread, biscuits and other baking snakes down. It will be assumed to be the normal price.
In Nigeria, we don't follow the law of gravity that says 'What goes up must come down'.
No, in Nigeria the reverse is the case I don't know if anyone noticed this.

Bobbyjay001:


i bought Horbit bread i used buy at N350 for N400 on Sunday. And i learnt Preston which sold at N400is now N500 and big Horbit which was N550 is now N650. I am sure the notice has not yet been enforced. We are in for it!

wahala don sele be dat o

omolola100:


80 naira bread will now be 120
150 bread will increase to 180
where exactly are we going?

me sef I no no were we dey go, may God save us ni o

Its so difficult for the citizens to drink water rn, as per the fact that just a satchet is now #20....and now this?
Like which way exactly?.....

FarahAideed:


My IQ is clearly above 150 and I know yours probably between 80 and 97 ..Oga you can't match me intellectually in any field on Earth ....A thread is about the general inflation under Buhari yet you start talking of purchasing power like NIGERIANs have ever really earned enough or owned a Naira with any reasonable purchasing power ...The question I asked you still stands !!!!! What's the point of what you wrote?

Lol... IQ of 150?

For you, inflation started in 2015 right?

Kids & smartphones...

Bahrain:
As expected.
Since we now buy flour #15,300 compared to #13,800 last December and 13,000 mid last year.
Sugar is now #19,500 per bag.

But then bakery is still one the most lucrative business out there.
Because no matter what, you are certain of profits.
It may not be huge at the beginnings. But believe me if you are patient enough to withstand the first six months you will make it in the business.

All those big bread brands didn't just became household names overnight.
If you have enquiries about bakery and bread you can reach 08 0 6803 74I 6

Welcome on board fellow baker.

That I had to close my bakery business for a while to cater for this adjustment, coupled with the fact that our branch of the MBCN was factionalised.

Welcome on board fellow baker. What's your specialty?

nedu666:


Ban on importation of wheat is the number one problem. Producing wheat takes time and cost so much. Can farmers in nigeria do that. Time will tell

Increase in cost of sugar. Here is where dangote comes in and need to explain why he is jerking up the price of sugar. Afterall importation of sugar is banned.

The sad thing bout nigeria is that locally produced items is now far more expensive than foreign imports. Garri, palm oil, rice, wheat, sugar, cement, beans etc

which shows everything is wrong with out system..reason why importation becomes the alternative..every business owner plans to save cost and increase profit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq80dhtEDeg

rhames:



Welcome on board fellow baker.

That I had to close my bakery business for a while to cater for this adjustment, coupled with the fact that our branch of the MBCN was factionalised.

Welcome on board fellow baker. What's your specialty?

I bake too. We had to adjust our dough weights to counter the price of raw materials. I bake I Akwa Ibom.

post=102101617:
As we go out looking for what to eat, may we never encounter what will eat us.

Our Holy Bible tells us that....

by jimi4us: 6:50am
Jesus took the bread and gave all his disciples and say, take this and eat.

But buhari and APC want to seize the bread from us.

How wicked can a lifeless man be

It's now clear that All APC must go to hell fire