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Rents in Asaba: Luxury Pricing in an Economy Lacking Viability
The city of Asaba, Nigeria, is witnessing an unprecedented surge in rental prices, a phenomenon that starkly contrasts with the economic realities of its residents. This imbalance has created a perplexing housing market where rents reflect luxury pricing in an economy that lacks the viability to support such costs. “Housing affordability is not just about...
Hunger in Nigeria: Should the Government be Blamed?
Hunger in Nigeria is not just a symptom of poverty; it is an ongoing crisis that demands urgent attention, yet it persists despite the wealth and resources available in the country. How can a nation so rich in natural resources and human capital still fail to feed its citizens? This glaring contradiction raises a critical...
Is Poverty a Choice? A Hard Look at the Real Causes
In a city like Port Harcourt, where wealth and poverty coexist in a strikingly sharp contrast, the question, “Is poverty a choice?” carries a weight heavier than it might in other places. Skyscrapers rise above informal settlements, luxury cars glide past struggling street vendors, and the air buzzes with a paradoxical mix of ambition and resignation....