Ebuka Obi-Uchendu Laments Exorbitant Prices of Products, Spurs Reactions: “Nah Today You no?”
- Nigerians have been lamenting the high cost of living for a long time and now, media personality, Ebuka has joined the long list
- Through his Twitter account, the BBNaija host expressed his dissatisfaction and revealed that coaster biscuit was now N100
- The father-of-two continued in his remark to note that 100k, 1 million, or even 10 million do not last anymore
Nigerian media personality and show host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu has expressed concern over the high cost of living in the country.
Taking to Elon Musk’s X, the brand ambassador shared that previously cheap things are no longer cheap, using the popular coaster biscuit as an example.
Media personality Ebuka wails about the new prices of coaster biscuits in the market.
Credit: @ebukaSource: Instagram
Coaster biscuit is ₦100 – Ebuka wails
Ebuka’s Twitter post about the price of things in the market drew the attention of many social media users.
According to him, realizing that the famous coaster biscuit that used to be very affordable is now sold at N100 made him cry on Monday, May 27, 2024, Children’s Day.
See Ebuka’s post below:
Ebuka further said that N100,000, 1 million, or even 10 million do not last anymore. His alarming post sparked emotional reactions from his followers.
Nigerians react to Ebuka’s post
Some of Ebuka’s fans have found his post relatable and reacted to it. TheTalk.NG compiled some reactions below:
@Marcopolo7707:
“Nah today you no. from #5 to #100.”
@Honestina_Ofoha:
“Where You See Biscuits For #100. Here Least is Sold For #120 And it’s No Longer Funny At All”
@ajibade_demola:
“So you don’t know when it was #20 & #50.”
@ThatVyktur:
“But phyna cry don last na, tell biggie to pay abeg.”
@DIMdmncmarkk:
“Na now you know.”
@freel_28464:
“Our money has lost value.”
@iam_philopearl:
“I checked my 4 accounts to see my transactions for this month, tears almost rolled down. The inflation don almost kpai somebo.”
@ihatefakos:
“100k is now 10k one million is now 100k and so on.”
@TEE9ine2:
“Where una d see this kind money?”
Nigerians worry over increase of Garri, Tomato
A recent report discovered that the price of rice, beans, and other food items was higher in April than in March.
TheTalk.NG previously reported that Benue State had the lowest average price of N993.72 for one kilogram of rice, while Niger State had the highest average price of N1,785.47.
The South West had the highest average price of N1,615.21 for 1kg of local rice sold loose, followed by the South-South at N1,564.85.
Source: TheTalk.NG
