phorget:
It's not tough anywhere,those ones are just the usual Igbos that are willing to do everything just to diminish the good work of our darling jagbaban. I was at the market and I was able to buy designer clothes for my children, those clothes were so cheap and I'm happy jagbaban is working.

Bliss52:
If you can't buy Children's cloth after 365 days earning, then you are an unproductive Nigerian

Even Okada rider, brick layers, earn just enough to cater for grade A okiririka

Bliss52:
If you can't buy Children's cloth after 365 days earning, then you are an unproductive Nigerian

Even Okada rider, brick layers, earn just enough to cater for grade A okiririka

Vinnie2000:


You are Right, OP.

In Effurun market in my hood, those Gbogbo and Okrika Children's Canvass shoes is now up to 8k to 10k.

Nigerian Parents are really Trying.

Prigidypogodo:
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na Tinubu economy cause am

guobe:
It's really tough for mostly parents as they can't afford to buy Christmas clothes and shoes for their kids considering the tough economy currently.
Speaking with a mother of three recently, she said she can't afford to buy Christmas clothes for her kids as she still has bills to pay in January for school fees
She said Christmas comes and goes but that school fees by January is very important and can't come and go.
I told her that but when she was a kid too her parents bought Christmas clothes, shoes and other razzmatazz associated with Christmas
She agreed her parents did for her as a kid and that it is depressing she can't do it for her kids too.
Alot of parents are passing through this but at the end of the tunnel, the light will certainly shine.
Happy Xmas to everybody.

guobe:

Do you know the people you just mentioned earn more than most Nigerians working and also if a woman does not have a supporting husband its difficult.

narite:

Can you believe it? In here, it not too difficult to find a food seller, bus rider and even Agbo seller that earns more than a Lecturer. It unbelievable!!

Yeah! Entrepreneur is great and all that blah blah blah. In a Normal country, micro-businesses should not earn one an income that surpasses that of the average citizen at any given time.

When the above fails to happen, then the standard of living has crashed significantly.
Daily earners survive more in Nigeria than monthly take home workers that can't take them home

Natbrowny:
Depressed for new cloths?

When u supposed dey depressed for not having food to eat. Una no depress say chicken na 10k to 15k abi.

Isokay.

phorget:
It's not tough anywhere,those ones are just the usual Igbos that are willing to do everything just to diminish the good work of our darling jagbaban. I was at the market and I was able to buy designer clothes for my children, those clothes were so cheap and I'm happy jagbaban is working.

Verbtips:
it worth depression
everybody wants best for their kids,
but depression only worsen the the situation,just try buy rice and celebrate with them,
tell them stories.if the are up to age, they will understand and if they are below age show them love and look forward to next year.