Singer Simisola Kosoko, better known as Simi, has voiced her distress over the agonizing economic difficulties gripping the nation. She conveyed her sentiments, stating that the current situation in Nigeria causes her heartache on a daily basis.
The singer, famous for her hit track “Duduke,” openly pondered how the populace is managing to endure the prevailing economic turmoil. Taking to her Twitter account on Wednesday night, she shared her thoughts, writing, “Nigeria just breaks my heart a little more every day. How are people surviving?”
In recent times, the nation has witnessed a sharp increase in fuel prices, with the cost surging to N612 per litre following the removal of fuel subsidy by President Bola Tinubu.
This action has subsequently triggered a ripple effect, driving up the prices of essential commodities and contributing to a general rise in the cost of living across the country.
The impact of these economic challenges has not gone unnoticed, as citizens and public figures alike grapple with the consequences of the current financial landscape.
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