by Emmanuel Nwachukwu
It is hard to find anyone in Nigeria that is not affected one way or another by the worsening state of the economy. The goodwill that ushered this government to power has all but evaporated.
It is hard to find anyone in Nigeria that is not affected one way or another by the worsening state of the economy. The goodwill that ushered this government to power has all but evaporated.
In my recent visit to Nigeria, I overheard a conversation between two roadside hawkers on the rising cost of living in the country and when one mentioned the word “change”, the other retorted angrily, “Holy ghost fire kill that change”!
Some Nigerians have become beggars because of the lack of work and non-payment of salaries. Even those that are lucky to receive their salaries regularly have seen their pay slashed or not able to buy as much things as they used to afford before.
Some Nigerians have become beggars because of the lack of work and non-payment of salaries. Even those that are lucky to receive their salaries regularly have seen their pay slashed or not able to buy as much things as they used to afford before.