Scarcity of cash, fuel, electricity Nigeria Twitter users instigating another End SARS situation
Nigerians absolve and adapt to difficult situations easily, the current situation of things calls for an emergency solutions. Citizens now buy there own currencies in their own country.
The Banks are hurding the new currencies and thereby adding to the pains of citizens
Our leader don't seem to take the situation seriously , 1000 naira is sold at 200 naira. This is funny, citizens are sleeping in banks just to withdraw from their personal account, the ATM withdrawal limit is 20,000 naira a day which is not up to the country minimum wage . Which can't even feed a complete family . Now how will citizens survive
Market men and women who now have good opportunities of getting cash now sells the cash to POS attendant who in return sells the currencies to the citizens, (a personal experience).
Right now, where is the country headed, Election is quick approaching, Nigerians are hungry, dejected, frustrated and angry, how and where do we channel our anger? Mobs are destroying POS machines but that isn't the solutions.
How I wish we can aggressively channel all these frustrations on the leaders by voting right and not destroying properties.
These are what some Twitter users are saying
"Wear your jeans, come out with your pvc well treasured, carry your power banks, drinks and speaker…we stay put across all polling booths to ensure votes are casted and results sent wholly…Revive the Endsars spirit and let’s make Nigeria work again~A New Nigeria is POssible!!🇳🇬"
"I wonder if GTB will still have any customers left after his cash scarcity debacle.
We know naira is scarce, but why can’t we withdraw dollars from our dorm accounts? Why can’t we even transfer our own money?
Endsars/Aluu 4/Gbaja/Naira/#EndSARS /Tinubu/Peter Obi/Atiku"
"You are talking from a place of privilege. I have worked with uneducated people in a site as a Site Engineer and I know what they can do to you if you don’t pay them on the last day of the month as agreed. The way you are seeing them is same way some people saw you during Endsars"
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