DAILY POST
This is not the best of times for Nigerians, particularly the ordinary man on the street, the low class citizens as some people would prefer to call them.
This is because bread, which used to be the easiest and cheapest available food for the poor, is no longer within their reach.
Prices of food items have continued to be on an upward spiral for some time now, with its attendant negative effects on the masses.
Many are dying of hunger, while so many others are suffering from one kind of ailment or the other, due to malnutrition. The level of inflation is frightening and it has virtually affected the price of everything, including food items.
The country’s currency, the Naira, keeps plummeting in the international market, thereby worsening the economic woes of many Nigerian households.
