Ozommadu:
There seems to be no end in sight to the incessant increase in the cost of virtually everything in Nigeria, from transportation cost, housing, food and worst redundant Salary.

Imagine taken your nephews or children to have a nice hair cut which was #100 four years ago, #150 two years ago and #200 just last year before Christmas. Only to see that the haircut you'll still return to in max 3weeks is now #400.

How do Average Nigerians survive? Those with four to six children? Those on minimum wage

Yet people who were vocal in the past years against inflation and bad government has gone mute. What is really happening in Nigeria.

Have Nigerians adapted to surviving and just taking anything from the people they voted in power

Abeg oo fellow nairalanders with family and kids, how una dey do am No be to go learn this thing?

Paraman:
There was a lot of people suffering under Jonathan. How much is fuel in 1999? How much is a bag of rice in 1999?

Suffering started in Nigeria in Nigeria more than 33 years aho

fergie001:
Are you sure this is not old price list?

N700 for adult haircut, where abeg?

Tochi3:


..let those who brought the cocain sniffer & their children wear the renewed hopelessness t shirt anytime they need an hair cut..

bestman09:


I stay in Ibadan too, Apete area. I barb twice weekly and suddenly my barber jacked up the price to N1000, making it over N8000 monthly for barbing my hair. I sharperly turned to a barber and started barbing my hair myself with a shaving stick, not a clipper o. My haircut is skin cut, no stile. Even my barber thinks I changed to another barber shop and has been trying to beg me to come back. Everyone must be an economist in this tinubu government. Cost of barbing my hair now is about N50 as I use the N150 shaving stick 3 times before I discard it.

bestman09:

Ozommadu:
There seems to be no end in sight to the incessant increase in the cost of virtually everything in Nigeria, from transportation cost, housing, food and worst redundant Salary.

Imagine taken your nephews or children to have a nice hair cut which was #100 four years ago, #150 two years ago and #200 just last year before Christmas. Only to see that the haircut you'll still return to in max 3weeks is now #400.

How do Average Nigerians survive? Those with four to six children? Those on minimum wage

Yet people who were vocal in the past years against inflation and bad government has gone mute. What is really happening in Nigeria.

Have Nigerians adapted to surviving and just taking anything from the people they voted in power

Abeg oo fellow nairalanders with family and kids, how una dey do am No be to go learn this thing?

Lanretoye:
mumu man,shay u see seun post account balance for him own platform.most of una no get sense atall.kidnapper,comman see account balance nah

Ozommadu:
There seems to be no end in sight to the incessant increase in the cost of virtually everything in Nigeria, from transportation cost, housing, food and worst redundant Salary.

Imagine taken your nephews or children to have a nice hair cut which was #100 four years ago, #150 two years ago and #200 just last year before Christmas. Only to see that the haircut you'll still return to in max 3weeks is now #400.

How do Average Nigerians survive? Those with four to six children? Those on minimum wage

Yet people who were vocal in the past years against inflation and bad government has gone mute. What is really happening in Nigeria.

Have Nigerians adapted to surviving and just taking anything from the people they voted in power

Abeg oo fellow nairalanders with family and kids, how una dey do am No be to go learn this thing?

Paraman:
This is not the first time there will be hardship in Nigeria.

Under Jonathan, people endured and didn't protest, under Buhari, people endured and didn't protest. We will also endure this little hardship under Tinubu till things start getting better.Things will be better in Nigeria by this time next year sha, so let's endure a little bit more

motionarena:


Calling your president a cocaine sniffer, u must be a big fuuuuuuuul

Geovanni412:


Why do you guys like to bring every issue online?

Here is the simple solution to save the money but you may not like it:

Barb your children skin or molo. That way, you don't need to cut their hair for at least two months

ParagonPrick:
See one of the unfortunate imbe that support this government, that your phone repair hustle that you feel sustains you will soon cast. Your life go soon spoil no worry.

ogbe88:
Who is this lunatic.

VeeVeeMyLuv:

Exchange rate was fairly stable during Goodluck Administration. Therefore the prices of most goods and services were stable. Inflation rate was single digit.


Now inflation rate is double digit almost 50%
Prices of goods and services are rising on a daily basis because the naira is being devalued on a per second rate. In all these salaries have deliberately not been reviewed upward that's why the hardship is so excruciating.

Now it is so bad that if a worker in either the public or private sector does not embezzle organisation funds, that person cannot feed well.

Beremx:
I bought oraimo clipper and that's what my husband uses for shaving him and his son's hair. Who has money to waste?

spencekat:
That one na away. Away and Home no be same.

Lanretoye:
lol wey dey pray say make person own spoil,you don already finish.you can only cast my business if you cam stop the use of phones,computers and other gadgets.you see that in your dream life,your brain will always be dead.
Thank God that im not into scam and vices as a youth of this country,post your legit business and let people see.you dont have any,you see why suffer dey bash you front back and center.

fergie001:
Are you sure this is not old price list?

N700 for adult haircut, where abeg?

Ozommadu:
There seems to be no end in sight to the incessant increase in the cost of virtually everything in Nigeria, from transportation cost, housing, food and worst redundant Salary.

Imagine taken your nephews or children to have a nice hair cut which was #100 four years ago, #150 two years ago and #200 just last year before Christmas. Only to see that the haircut you'll still return to in max 3weeks is now #400.

How do Average Nigerians survive? Those with four to six children? Those on minimum wage

Yet people who were vocal in the past years against inflation and bad government has gone mute. What is really happening in Nigeria.

Have Nigerians adapted to surviving and just taking anything from the people they voted in power

Abeg oo fellow nairalanders with family and kids, how una dey do am No be to go learn this thing?

twilliamx:

Where una dey even see 400naira hair barb. I don dey barb 1k for over 3years

Jeezuzpick:


I cut my hair and my sons' hair myself.

Have done so for years.

Ozommadu:
There seems to be no end in sight to the incessant increase in the cost of virtually everything in Nigeria, from transportation cost, housing, food and worst redundant Salary.

Imagine taken your nephews or children to have a nice hair cut which was #100 four years ago, #150 two years ago and #200 just last year before Christmas. Only to see that the haircut you'll still return to in max 3weeks is now #400.

How do Average Nigerians survive? Those with four to six children? Those on minimum wage

Yet people who were vocal in the past years against inflation and bad government has gone mute. What is really happening in Nigeria.

Have Nigerians adapted to surviving and just taking anything from the people they voted in power

Abeg oo fellow nairalanders with family and kids, how una dey do am No be to go learn this thing?

chidiakwari:
Children’s haircut for 400 is quite cheap. Are you guys crazy? N400 cannot even buy sardine or bread.

What planet are you cowards from?

You better go and protest and stop being a loser