A Nigerian lady who has been spending way more in Nigeria than she would in the UK has said that her budgets could not handle the daily expenses in Nigeria anymore.

Let’s be honest. Nigeria has changed so much from what it used to be. The cost of living has gone up so much that it feels like our earnings are never enough. So when people say, “Live below your means,” it sounds like motivational noise. Myth, right?

Ekiti State has once again emerged as the state with the highest inflation rate in Nigeria for October 2025, posting

Kano, Nigeria — Authorities in northern Nigeria's largest city have begun evacuating more than 5,000 street children seen as a "security threat" and a growing concern as an economic crisis forces more to fend for themselves. The Hisbah, a regional police ...

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise has said that despite October’s inflation drop to 16.05 per cent, Nigerians are still grappling with a crippling cost of living. This was disclosed in a statement on Monday by CPPE’s Chief Executive Officer.