Quote from: Doan9269 on Today at 01:24:36 PM

Quote from: Tmoonz on Today at 11:01:32 AM

Is very funny how we complain about so many things going wrong in our economy but at the end everyone we tends to grow a thicker skin and adapt to the system and it will be seen like nothing happened within a Short time, now my question is, should we keep adapting and growing a thicker skin? or we should be expecting war because I don't really understand where our government is taking us to, A lot is really happening. What is your opinion on this?

It is nothing other than suffering and smiling, it is a race of the survival of the fittest, I also wonder about the same situation whereby you discover many people are complaining about how bad the economy is and yet, if you go to the market, you will be surprised on the rate people are buying and selling and the markets are moving, then I wonder how they were able to get the affordability despise the ongoing inflation, so this has brought me to my conclusion that whether things cost or not in the market, we should only focus on a purchasing ability because while we are complaining, many others are not being worried and they are buying and selling, we should get adapt to this.

You are very correct despite the high cost of things, people are still buying and selling and most times buying things they don't even need and yet we complain about the high cost of things, this should be looked at from the inward perspective and how they tend to affect us, most times the Nigerians people are more of the problem because even some goods that are locally produced are being sold at a high rate, this is why it has become almost impossible for government efforts to produce any results.

Other things that we need to look at are the government policy on price regulations, how much government involvement do we have in market pricing and what are the cost of import exportation rate, A lot of corruption has led us to this point and at the moment the government are busy chasing shadows.