1,000 BENUE HOUSEHOLDS DISPLACED IN ONE WEEK - GOV. ALIA. (PHOTO).

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 1,000 BENUE HOUSEHOLDS DISPLACED IN ONE WEEK - GOV. ALIA Governor Hyacinth Alia expresses concern over the displacement of over 1,000 households due to recent attacks by armed invaders Benue State currently hosts 500,182 displaced persons, facing inadequate shelter and limited access to essential services in various camps. Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia on Thursday raised concerns over the displacement of over 1,000 households due to recent attacks by armed invaders in rural areas of the state. The governor disclosed this during a meeting with the Chief of Mission for the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Nigeria, Paula Pace, and Alexandre Castellano, Head of the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operation, at the Government House in Makurdi. Governor Alia highlighted the urgent need for collective action to address the crisis and foster peace in affected communities. Despite efforts by his administration to curb the violence, the attacks persist. ...
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IF BREAD IS EXPENSIVE, TRY PAP. STOP COMPLAINING- RENO OMOKRI TELLS NIGERIANS. (PHOTO).

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 If Bread Is Expensive, Try Pap. Stop Complaining - Reno Omokri Tells Nigerians 


If airfare is too pricey, go by train.

If petrol is no longer affordable, convert to CNG.

If you can't afford Coke at ₦500, drink water.

If French champagne is too costly, try zobo.

If pepper is scarce, plant it in your backyard.

If bread is overpriced, consider pap, ogi, akamu.

If DSTV is out of reach, reach for a book instead.

If restaurants increase prices, cook at home.

If your power bill is high, reduce your usage.

If data is expensive, use free mode more often.


As a people, we must learn to cut our coats according to our cloths, not our size. Economic challenges are a worldwide phenomenon. There is a hunger crisis in Britain, a homeless crisis in Canada, and a healthcare conundrum in the United States. It is not just Nigeria. Our situation in Nigeria is compounded by the loans Buhari took, which mortgaged our future oil sales. And since we in Nigeria cannot adjust economic realities to suit ourselves, we must adapt ourselves to suit economic conditions. We cannot keep borrowing to sustain fuel subsidy and defend the Naira.


Wishing you and your families a most prosperous New Year.

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