Breaking News: 400K Not Enough to Run a Family Anymore In Nigeria– Rufai Oseni
In a stark revelation, journalist Rufai Oseni has declared that a monthly salary of N400,000 is no longer sufficient to run a family in Nigeria. This statement comes as a wake-up call to many who struggle to make ends meet in the face of rising costs and stagnant incomes.
According to Oseni, the country's economic reality has made it impossible for individuals earning N400,000 to cater to their families' needs. This assertion is a testament to the eroding purchasing power of Nigerians, who continue to bear the brunt of inflation and economic hardship.
Oseni's comment has sparked concerns about the sustainability of livelihoods in Nigeria, where the cost of living continues to outpace income growth. As the country grapples with economic challenges, it remains to be seen how families will cope with the increasing financial strain.
Breaking News: Lagos Govt Orders Workers to Work From Home for 3 Months Due to Fuel Price Hike
The Lagos State Government has directed its workers to work from home for the next three months due to the recent hike in fuel prices. The directive, which was contained in a circular signed by the state Head of Service, Bode Agoro, on Wednesday, is aimed at alleviating the hardship caused by the fuel price increase.
According to the circular, workers on grade levels 01 to 14 are expected to work from home for two days a week, while those on grade levels 15 to 17 will work from home for one day a week. The policy takes effect from September 4 and is expected to last for three months.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu had initially introduced the work-from-home policy in February, and has now extended it due to the ongoing fuel price hike. The government hopes that this measure will reduce the financial burden on workers and increase productivity.
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Chidimma Adetshina has been crowned Miss Universe Nigeria 2024.
Born and raised in South Africa to a Nigerian father and a Mozambican mother, Chidimma was a contender in the recently concluded Miss SA pageant until her withdrawal following weeks of turmoil over her nationality.
The 23-year-old accepted the invitation from the organisers to join the Miss Universe Nigeria competition after stepping down from Miss SA and went on to win the crown on Saturday night.
“This crown is not just for beauty; it’s a call for unity,” she said.
She will represent Nigeria at the Miss Universe contest in November.
(📷 Miss Universe Nigeria)
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