*Ébi Pan Wá: by omobabaijebu*

Ébi pan wá, a phrase echoing the collective sentiment of hungry Nigerians, has become more than just words—it encapsulates the prevailing hunger crisis in the nation. This poignant expression emerged during the president's visit to Lagos, symbolizing a populace disillusioned and losing faith in the government's ability to address their basic needs.

In the intricate tapestry of Nigeria's history, hunger has been a persistent thread, but the current administration seems to have woven it into a more intricate pattern of despair. What started as a government riding the wave of renewed hope has, unfortunately, transformed into a symbol of hopelessness for many citizens.

The economic impact has been felt deeply; prices of goods and services have soared, rendering basic necessities unaffordable for a significant portion of the population. The daily struggle to put food on the table has become more challenging, overshadowed by a bleak outlook with no visible signs of relief.

As the hunger persists, the nation echoes the frustration of the youth who assert, "this one no be memes." It's a stark reminder that the hunger crisis is not a social media trend or a passing meme—it's a harsh reality that demands urgent attention and meaningful solutions.

In navigating these hunger pangs, it's crucial for both the government and the citizens to engage in a constructive dialogue, fostering an environment where the needs of the people are not just acknowledged but actively addressed. Ébi pan wá is a call to action, a plea for a brighter future where the collective hunger for progress is satiated, and the promise of a better Nigeria becomes a reality.

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What does it mean ... and how does that affect agbado master ?

The propanga in town has it that the hate-filled obidients are the people echoing "Ebi pan wa" just to embarrass our darling daddy president because they lost election and refused to move on with their lives.


While in actual sense and in reality, there are more and plenty food in the country to be eaten. Our darling president has turned our dear country into a Eldorado overflowing with milk and honey.


Another propaganda in town is that, the writer of this article is one Chinedu from Anambra who stole identity and name of a true and enjoying Nigerian just to continue spreading lies and hate against our beloved president and country.


One advantage of this hunger is, all of us go get sense by force very soon.