Life is much harder right now. I just got a report from our data collectors who lodged in an LGA provided lodge that their apartment was burgled and the burglars stole electrical fitting (sockets, wire, junction box etc). People are desperate. In 2001 Olu Maintain, in his song "Alo Alo", lamented about the price of fuel, 40 naira per liter. He, in his song, claimed people were suffering. Now the price is 600+ naira per liter. If people were suffering when it was 40 naira per liter then it means people are dying in droves as we speak. I was told that a person resigned his job citing in his resignation letter than his transport fare has taken up almost all of his salary so it doesn't make sense to keep working. If you are living in Ikorodu and working on the Island and you have to budget like 2k for transport to and fro. If you add 1k feeding to that money and do this for 5 days a week, 4 weeks in a month you would have blown 60k by month end. That is someone's salary.

As a Christian I believe in funding the progress of the church through church leaders but these days we need to turn our attention to our neighbors and those who falling behind due to the hardship. Let us be conscious of those around us that are suffering and help them with that seed. What some people need is just food stuff and charcoal to feed themselves and their children.

Our politicians are heartlessly evil. Yet some idiots will troop out to vote for a narcissist that will never feel their pain when the chips are down. We can bypass our politicians and reach out to those who are losing hope.

I wish there was a system to identify and reach those who are struggling so that well meaning Nigerians can reach out to them and render some help.

May GOD make it lighter for us all.

There is more labor force than work
People wey wan work plenty pass work

I dey on this list