It is no longer news that Nigeria is experiencing its worse recession in 29 years and the prices of all goods and services in Nigeria have gone up, particularly essential commodities.
Annual inflation rose to 17.1 percent in July from 16.5 percent in June, and food inflation rose to 15.8 percent from 15.3.
Below are prices of commodities during former president Jonathan’s administration compared to Buhari’s.(Photo credit: Nigerian Tribune):
Yet minimum wage hadn’t increase, people are losing jobs daily. How will the poor/ average man survive?
God help us in this country.
Y’all ask for change, forgetting it’s a two edge sword… so how’s these for change… lool
We warned ,only that the zbie won’t listen
The difference is very clear. We are obviously in perilous time and dangerous days… God help us all oo.
God will continue to provide and protect His people, surely We are in the period of Isaiah 60:1-3
I hope the people that voted for change are proud of themselves…. Abeg bring back “Corrupt” GEJ, let our country go back to how it used to be.