Hunger Virus: Nigerians Wail As Commodities Rises Without Salary Increment (See Photos)

The Cost of living in Nigeria has increased astronomically due to the Covid-19 Pandemic across the nation without any palliative.

According to the information gathered by Newera News correspondent, Prices of food commodities has doubled while other cost of essensial services like transportation also doubled.

For instance, commuters complained that the cost of commuting from one locations to the other increased by 100 percent.

Passengers commuting from Ogba area of Lagos to Ojota are now now forced to pay as much as three hundred Naira (N300) only as against one hundred and fifty (N150) Naira before the COVID-19 era.

A trip to Berger, or Ikeja which attracted a bus fare of a hundred (N100) Naira earlier, are now paged at two hundred and two fifty Naira only.

This is the same scenario everywhere across the country.

Furthermore, the government owned transport company, the BRT in Lagos did not spare the masses who patronize their services.

The cost of almost everything has increased by one hundred per cent and no palliative from the government in sight.

No state government in the country has empathized or show empathy with the Nigerian masses or the civil servants.

Indeed, if the Coronavirus could not kill the masses of this great nation, Hungervirus may do the harm without mercy.

I urge the government to have a rethink and do the right thing by been honest and lead with the fear of God.

Nigeria belongs to all of us. The resources belongs to everyone called a Nigerian irrespective of ethnicity, or tribe.

Let’s say No to Corruption! Lets love one another and make Nigeria a better place for all. Say No to Violence.

Please share the news until we see the change we seek happen! You will see the change happen!!

Mr. Chinedu King wrote from Lagos.