₦airaland Forum

TJOS:
I hope your message reaches many people. Most individuals are not well-informed about this situation, and given the current times, many are focused on survival. Suggesting that someone struggling to find food should invest in HMOs is a misplaced priority; they will tell you that hunger is their greatest concern.

datola:
What kind of data in percentage is this

zombieHUNTER:
The hospitality sector took the worst hit from Tpain



So sad what the yoruba best has become in office

Exousiang01:
They can't afford 2k monthly, but can afford medical bills of 100k if the child falls ill.
HMO is not a luxury it is a necessity

KingsleyBuubba:
Club and social activities should be number 3

KingsleyBuubba:
Club and social activities should be number 3

Richtaiwo:
I don't understand this ratio.

83% of my income on food, 48% of same income on transportation, 38% of still same income on Bills and Utilities, yet again clothing is taking 35% of same income and the rest.

Shouldn't the total percentage be 100? I'm not understanding this analysis.

fabuloz1:
So going by your analysis of how "The average Nigerians" live their lives, not having a smartphone. Does the average Nigerian go to clubbing ?

IfnobeGod20:
With the records you should have known that the stat is an independent analysis and not a mutually exclusive stat.

Richtaiwo:
I don't understand this ratio.

83% of my income on food, 48% of same income on transportation, 38% of still same income on Bills and Utilities, yet again clothing is taking 35% of same income and the rest.

Shouldn't the total percentage be 100? I'm not understanding this analysis.

joebeckz:
Food comes first, transportation and Internet comes after for an average Nigerian.

Things are so tough that even runs girls decry the current economic situation.
Hardship humorously highlights how financial strain can unintentionally promote marital fidelity. Because resources are limited, people are now forced to prioritize essentials, making "extravagant" pursuits like maintaining affairs seem impractical and even unaffordable. With rising costs, couples have refocused on building stability together, sharing the load, and aligning priorities to handle life's challenges, which has deepened their commitment. Economic hardship now acts as an unexpected fidelity booster, as their focus now shifts towards shared responsibilities and a more grounded lifestyle.

It is simply too costly to cheat. A serial cheat who maintained multiple women has forcefully reduced the numbers. Infidelity budget is sacrificed or reduced to accommodate his family living expense.

Tinubu do this one for Nigerian women and should be counted as one of this administrations achievements.

tunjijones:
Me that spends 40k on food for one month. I now spend 200k and still not enough. I use to buy cooking gas 3400 as at 2021 but now gas is 17k.

I used to spend 40k to fuel my car for one month before, I now use 180k.

God go punish T-pain.

PulaPower:
10. Clubs and Social Activities – 8%
Despite financial struggles, Nigerians still enjoy social gatherings. People spend about 8% of their income on clubs and social activities.

Jokers. If you dey go club, you go understand say this 8% nah joke..

Club wey I still go yesterday..

They way people dey spend for club ehh, e go shock you. Clubbing nah one of reasons why I always laugh whenever I see the news about how many Nigerians are poor… Naija people get money no dey think ham o!

datola:
What kind of data in percentage is this

Richtaiwo:
I don't understand this ratio.

83% of my income on food, 48% of same income on transportation, 38% of still same income on Bills and Utilities, yet again clothing is taking 35% of same income and the rest.

Shouldn't the total percentage be 100? I'm not understanding this analysis.

Zico5:
The sad reality about the issue of hardship is complete silence of Tinubu. I know he will find his voice when another election is drawing nearer. How can one man put the whole country in extreme pains. Cost of living is getting higher everyday and nobody knows what to expect tomorrow.