“₦1,000 FOR JUST 8 TOMATOES” — MAN FUMES OVER RISING FOOD PRICES, SAYS NIGERIANS ARE SUFFERING UNDER HARDSHIP. (PHOTO).

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  “₦1,000 for just 8 tomatoes” — Man fumes over rising food prices, says Nigerians are suffering under hardship A Nigerian man has gone viral after lamenting the rising cost of food, revealing that he bought just eight tomatoes for ₦1,000 at a market in Yaba. In a video shared online, he questioned how families, especially large households, are expected to survive amid rising food prices, stressing that basic ingredients like tomatoes, pepper and onions have become increasingly difficult for many to afford. The visibly angry man also criticised the state of the country, expressing frustration over hardship, insecurity and the rising cost of living in Nigeria. Watch video below. 

CARETAKER ALLEGEDLY KILLED A POLYTECHNIC STUDENT OVER HOUSE RENT .{PHOTOS}.

 

The caretaker of Ezinwanne Lodge in nekede has allegedly kill one of its tenant, Mr Anthony, an undergraduate student of the federal polytechnic Nekede for failing to quit the possession of his lodge.
Poly TV gathered that the caretaker had told Anthony to renew his house rent but he pleaded for more time to settle his bills which led to misunderstanding between the duo as the caretaker was alleged to have hit anthony on the head with a wooden stick.
Anthony collapsed on the spot and was rushed to FMC Owerri hospital where he was receiving treatment until he was pronounced dead this morning.
The polytechnic students have Call for justice for the deceased student. The caretaker is currently in police custody
Anthony until his death was an NDI student in the department of building technology, federal polytechnic Nekede Owerri, IMO state. May his soul rest in peace. Amen.


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