See Where They Are Paying 250 Thousand Naira Per Year to Live in Lagos Nigeria | Flo Finance

[@Enchristed]

Aunty Flo, you’ve said it all. The people defending the Government receive salary to defend APC.

[@Jossypassion]

I couldn't believe the news when I saw it too. Gullible people out there will still come out and argue with you instead of channeling their energy to the Nigerian government. Such an eye saw. Tueh

[@kaybyonye]

😢😢😢😢😢 i grow up in Lagos ... And I'm also today years old hearing this. I know agberos would collect i fee for anyone to put a mat on the floor under the bridge for a few days. But... Which one is constructing rooms and annual rent kwanu? Wahala dey ooo😢😢😢😢😢 Sis, thanks for using your platform. Those who have hear and want to use it will hear and change their mindset.

[@Chizzzyy]

Aunty Flo leave them, tribalism won’t let us tell ourselves the truth.

[@PrisTvv]

Yes Ma, we deserve more cos we have more than oyibo. It doest worth it for 250k, is quite alot

[@aitinsights]

its unfortunate, now they are charging 0.5% per electronic communication to fight cyber crime LOL. Tinubu usd his tenor as governor to buy up all the water front land in VI/lekki and build toll gates and hotels there. Unfortunately yorubas are incapable of casting aside tribal sentriments, its in their dna. My own is they should make Onitsha an international port, improve transportation between the eastern states and delta and air peace should fly from london to enugu or asaba. Leave lagos alone. i dont see the appeal there anymore. Nigerians from all over nigeria came together to buiilt lagos to what it is. we can all go back and develop our own regions.

[@aitinsights]

Tinubu is in the business of poverty

[@roxycox-b8i]

Thanks Flo, loving your videos

[@Zoba14]

Rather go back to my village that pay 250 to agbero to live under bridge. How do i sleep @ night. I gave out 2 rooms from my building to 2 families to assist them, they still call me to recharge their prepared metre & fix pumping machine so I ask an agent to go to my property & check the cost of rooms in suits I gave them for free & he said 350 & I gave them 4 months to leave my house & now they're begging. What nonsense!

[@emekawilliams4333]

@Flo you have strength to be carrying Naija politicians' matter on your head o. The country's problems will continue to thrive as long as the people have decided to remain in mental slavery and servitude brought about by tribalism and nepotism. And the politicians will continue capitalising on that ignorance to rip the people off blatantly without fear of retribution. Like you said, it's as clear as night and day. They had the choice of electing someone with clear antecedents who by historical records should have turned the country's situation around, but then tribalism would always rule the day. You can only talk as your strength fit reach. Ihe n'eme ka a ga n'eme kwa.

[@FloFinance]

It looks like you did not understand this video. In this video I was straight up talking about what the citizens are going through knowingly and unknowingly. I am just telling the citizens their rights and what is due to them, what they should demand from whoever is leading them as citizens of an oil producing nation. And no, it's not the politicians that are paying to live under the bridge neither are they the ones that are now homeless. This is Nigerian citizens issue not a politicians matter as you tagged it. This video is not about who voted for who. I did not mention the elections and who voted for who here. But to set the records straight: I am NOT part of the school of thought that believe the majority of Nigerians did not elect the right person. The majority all over the country elected the most qualified person, the rest were not allowed to vote and we all know how the announcement was made. So please stop spreading this wrong information.

[@MrNkyphil]

my sister tell them.... some people will be supporting & defending evil & wickedness even to their own detriment and that of their entire generation. In western country, the government develops & cares for the citizens but in Nigeria, it's all about ethnicity, religion etc.. And guess who's suffering the most?? those living under the bridge and many other unhabitable places

[@motowndrive]

The current crop of leaders in Nigeria are either clueless or heartless. Like you pointed out Jakande had the foresight to build low cost housing in his time. Even the military government of Gowon built Festac Town which later became public housng. The recent leaders would rather demolish personal properties than build affordable housing. By the way whenever anyone admonishes you to "go back to your state" tell them to take a hike. You have as much stake in what is happening in any part of Nigeria as anyone else.

[@BiodunLateef]

HEAR IS MY OWN OPINION MY SISTER, I STAY IN GERMANY AND I WENT TO PARIS 3 YEARS AGO FOR 2 WEEKS HOLIDAYS AND I SAW A LOT OF PEOPLE SLEEPING UNDER THE BRIDGE, NOT THAT SLEEPING UNDER THE BRIDGE IS A NEW THING BUT WHAT SURPRISES ME MOST IS THIS, WHO IS THE LAND LORD THAT WAS COLLECTING 250K FROM THE PEOPLE, WHO OWNS THE LAND UNDER BRIDGE AND WHERE DOES THE MONEY COLLECTED GOES? SOME ARREST NEEDS TO TAKE PLACE, THANK YOU MY SISTER AND MORE WISDOM

[@chukaokolie6119]

The dollar is shooting up again, I bought at N1100 and I'll soon sell

[@agoiobunso]

You always said the truth thank you so much ma

[@nnekairoegbu2360]

Isn't living under the bridge for homeless people? So people are now living there? RIP to Nigeria. 😂😂😂😂

[@HoodsGlobal]

****Flo, these guys know what to do but their greed and heartlessnes make them look the other way. Look at Gov' of Edo State, his SUVs got stuck in a flooded roadway, bystanders were laughing. He still never fixed the road. These guys are monsters.

[@youme1414]

You have spoken well, ma'am. Don't mind those old Nigerians who will defend this nonsense. I am Yoruba.

[@nkemhurunanyaezeh7703]

This is shocking. In this current age. Oh! Odi kwa egwu ooooh!!!

[@veroniquechineroibe9293]

But how can someone pay 250 000 , to live under the bridge when there are low cost areas with low cost houses . It doesn't make sense o, hearing this for the first time

[@motowndrive]

Accessibility; they probably work in Lagos island and couldn't afford to commute from those other affordable locations.

[@alexconfidence2354]

You are so right. The irrespónsiblity of the government and it's appointees are responsible for that

[@ChibuikeUlasi]

It is very sad and unfortunate. Thank you, Flo, for always sharing. Forget these naysayers.

[@FloFinance]

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[@vincentayooladapo955]

Good evening Flo, you are right in every sense. It is shameful to read and see the amount paid to live in a shack in this modern day, anyway what we /they need in lagos is a New satelliet city to relief lagos from the malady of housing shortages like seoul/ilsan planned satelliet town then and there after the lagos government can clean and redesign the inner city of lagos for better purposes which will attract investment for the benefit of aĺl Nigerian . That also by the way goes for the whole of Nigeria

[@FloFinance]

These people travel all over the world. Nobody is asking them to invent the wheel. Just copy those good things that attract you to other countries and paste in your own country since you are in a position of power to do so but no. I lack words to adequately describe this kind of hate for country and one's fellow citizens.

[@nikemomalicha5004]

Odiegwu really 😢

[@federalcameroon1876]

If a person pays N250,000 to live under a bridge, it means that bridge is probably located in a very convenient place and the person is paying for the location

[@FloFinance]

Convenient stinking gutter. Just listen to yourself. You people will defend anything. Somebody with a spot of grey matter will never use living under the bridge and convenience in the same sentence.

[@evansimade8336]

What is convenient about living under a bridge, does under a bridge have electricity, water supply or toilet facilities, we should not look for explanation to support nonsense or man inhumanity to man.

[@federalcameroon1876]

@@evansimade8336 they probably have some valid reasons to make the choice to pay N250k for a place under the bridge; Imagine you have a job/ business that pay you N500,000 to N1million in that area If the lowest rent in that area starts at N1 5 million for a room and commuting is a very serious problem, then how would you do to keep your job/business ? I am not saying it is good to live under a bridge; however, sometimes people have to make difficult choices

[@evansimade8336]

@@federalcameroon1876that is exactly the point , the government should not put people in a position of making such difficult decisions

[@nnekairoegbu2360]

Do you live under a bridge where you are? Common sense isn't so common amongst you people.