This morning broke my heart.
I saw the makeup artist on my street packing her studio equipments into a small truck.
Thinking she had upgraded, I smiled and asked, "Congratulations! New studio?"
She looked away before replying, "No... I couldn't afford to renew my rent."
For five years, her business paid the bills. Rent was never a problem.
Then Tinubu happened to Nigeria—the cost of living kept rising. Food became more expensive. Transport went up. Everything cost more. Clients became fewer. The money she had painstakingly saved for rent slowly disappeared into the daily fight to survive.
Today, she isn't moving into a better studio.
She's moving because she could no longer afford the one she already had.
This is what an economic crisis looks like. It's not just statistics or government press releases it’s not high trading stocks. It's ordinary Nigerians watching years of hard work slip through their fingers.
How many more stories like hers are playing out across the country every single day?
It’s time to send Tinubu parking.
@officialABAT@DOlusegun@aonanuga1956@BwalaDaniel@akintollgate@arojinle1@Omojuwa
@mrlurvy Mine was 70k, got the court order on getting to the bank there was another Court order placed on the account too, so my money was as good as gone 😥😢😥
@steve_powerhouz @aai_austin I spent 3.4M last week and the annoying thing is just beeping since morning stressing me more than buying diesel for gen 😭😭