Kingsley Moghalu, a former presidential contender, criticized the rising expense of food in ‘Buhari’s Nigeria’ after purchasing a bottle of groundnut for N1000.
He used to buy the same bottle for N600, according to the political economist. When he gasped after hearing the new price, the woman told him that the price of the bottle he used to buy has now increased.
He posted on his Facebook page,
“At “Four Corner” in Enugu State, I bought a bottle of my favorite groundnuts that I used to buy for N600 for N1000. Economists call it inflation. The market woman said when I gasped: “oga the price has gone up”. I call it Buhari’s Nigeria.”
In other news, Dr. Samuel Ekundayo, an internationally known Nigerian preacher and motivational speaker located in New Zealand, has shared a message from a lady demanding a N1 million loan to get herself a laptop and rent an apartment.
Dr. Ekundayo stated that he is unfamiliar with the lady and that it is inconvenient when people mistake him for an ATM.
“PLEASE HELP ME REPLY THIS LADY! Background to this message. While I won’t normally do this, I feel I shouldn’t miss this teachable moment for people in my generation,” he wrote on Friday.
“I get messages like this from strangers all the time and while one is prone to help, it can be a bit annoying sometimes when people think you are an ATM. I must mention I don’t know this lady from Adam and the first request is to loan her 1million Naira. Please, how do you respond to this? Help me…”
Source; NaijaOnPoint.com
