The past few months have witnessed a dramatic rise in the prices of goods and services.
Even things that have no relationship with the dollar increase have witnessed a hike in price.
A bag of pure water now sells for 150 in Port Harcourt.
Transport is almost double the price despite the reduction in fuel price.
I took my cousin to the saloon for a hair cut and I was told to pay 300 naira, that's additional 150 and when I protested, the barber said "dollar Don go up"
Garri that is not even imported is now going up in price due to dollar.
My friend from the north visited a week ago and was just laughing at us here, according to her things remain the same in the north. Pure water is still 50 naira per bag.

Isn't that ridiculous knowing how scarce water is in the north but still sells cheap.
I believe greed is the cause since we all seize the opportunity for an extra cash.

Here in the east, everything is normal

Correction: Why are we wicked to ourselves in the south-south, south-east and west of Nigeria?
As usual the usual suspects whose land the most hostile as evident in migration pattern accross the south is the first to deny.

zikIPE:
Here in the east, everything is normal

NORMAL? how is it normal to jerk up price at any chance we get?

MARINS:
NORMAL? how is it normal to jerk up price at any chance we get?

actually, what i mean is- here in the east, most of the prices are normal. Dunno 'bout the SS and SW

Standing5:
Correction: Why are we wicked to ourselves in the south-south, south-east and west of Nigeria?
As usual the usual suspects whose land the most hostile as evident in migration pattern accross the south is the first to deny.

i wanted to ignore you, but your foolishness is chronic and at the same time amusing-plus, i have a bit of spare time. I'm telling you how things are in my area and you're spewing BS. Go get a life