my

Buying only things that are needed.

Staying single

Asabe4:
No idea

why you looking like that

Walking corpses in the streets

I don't travel anyhow unlike before. I Don reduce my beer and increase my ọkpa intake

joachimnkenchor:
Staying single

Toxic

We Dey look o

You can bear anything, but not hunger,
To all those in this present government and their supporters, may God punish you all with a painful death.

MemphitzDgreat1:
Helinues and Yarimo cut costs by eating once every 2 days interval.

Those weerey Don go hide cover face in shame

MrCork:


Bro am a Londoner. I have moiney.
No excuses. Why are u gay sir?

But you should have known when and where to use "am" now.

GboyegaD:
Buying only things that are needed.

I want a range rover and I can barely afford a good meal a day … fxck it I have the smallest bread for my #200 beans 😂😂😂😂 Dreams can be funny

iamtardey:

What na

stanliwise:
We Dey look o

who dey look 👀 who

Buy eating 001!

blowjohn:


What na

what!

You don chop?

Karleb:
Buy eating 001!

😂😂😂 shey I’ll not die like this

iamtardey:
what!

You don chop?

Plenty food today sef

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We dey survive is all I can say

Tinubu made men billionaires.
1m usd is 1.8billion naira 😂😂

Satchel water is 50 naira for one.....I was shocked hearing it.

blowjohn:



Plenty food today sef

ye I never chop

Bizibi:
Satchel water is 50 naira for one.....I was shocked hearing it.

where you live?

I no dey comot from house.... try stay indoor for one week and see how much you've saved for your self this hardship make me know many thighs

Switched to solar. Stopped buying pure water or bottle water but rather pump my water, boil the water to its boiling point, the seal up and refrigerate. Got a modernized charcoal stove, use charcoal stove for cooking and gas cylinder for reheating some foods.

codedgalaxy:
With the economic meltdown ravaging our nation, its quite normal that a lot of us will have to sacrifice some of our comfort, in order to cut cost.
Which begs the question,
"How are you cutting cost, with the present economic meltdown"?

As for me and my wife. We don suspend gas for now.
We now use hot plate and charcoal stove to cook.
We only use gas to warm food now.

Tinubu will not make heaven i swear

Extreme dis functions are extreme functions..
.

People will just learn to use their head more..that's how economy grows in he real sense.

In other words you are he economy.

It's not easy, I live by God's grace.

iamtardey:
😂😂😂 shey I’ll not die like this

For where. Men don dey take am master body small small since Buhari time.

No shaking my brother.

Before you know what's up, 8 years don go o.

Cassava and palm oil. Lol.

I go everywhere with my APC membership card and most things are sold to me at half price.