The article contrasts two realities in Nigeria: one where people struggle to afford basic necessities like food, and another where individuals work multiple jobs to support their families. It highlights the challenges faced by young graduates whose certificates are not enough without connections, pensioners who must postpone medication, and civil servants burdened by transport costs. The piece paints a picture of economic hardship and the widening gap between different segments of society.
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