When you go out today, try and grab a copy of the newspaper if you like and turn to page 4 to read the publication I made titled "Nigeria at the crossroad: where do we go from here?"

The struggles we face are grim, and the pain is palpable. Many of us are barely scraping by while others are fighting to make ends meet. The cost of living keeps rising while our incomes remain stagnant. The prices of food, fuel and other essential items are staggering, the youths are left without jobs or hope for a better future while the value of our currency dwindles freely and our national debt heaps.

A nation that was once at ease is now grappling with numerous challenges shaking its foundation.
The cost of goods and services are skyrocketing every minute in the market, and it is becoming increasingly difficult for ordinary people to survive. This is not a natural phenomenon. It is not a result of market forces or external circumstances. It is a direct consequence of government policies that prioritize the interests of the wealthy and powerful over the needs of the people.

It has never been this bad

Lack of love is a strong plaque for any society.