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December 02, 2025, 05:28:06 PM |
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We often blame the government, the system and the bad economy for poverty. Which is partly true. But poverty is not a one-sided problem. I think it is a cycle where individuals, society and the government all contribute. When the price of goods increases, the people who suffer the most are ordinary people like us. In Nigeria, the situation has become even more difficult. Inflation, unemployment and weak leadership have combined to make life almost unbearable. But we should not blame only external circumstances. We also have many mistakes within ourselves that make poverty even more difficult. Nowadays, many people spend half their day scrolling on social media. But when it comes to acquiring any skills, they do not have time. The situation in our country is getting worse day by day. No one knows where the price of goods will go next month. But nowadays many people waste time which seems like a luxury to me. Again, many do not want to take advice. They know everything. Guidance is more important because of the lack of experience in our country. Some people read books, watch motivational videos but are useless at work. There is nothing new to talk about reckless spending. They start spending as soon as they get cash in hand. They don't think about saving. They don't invest. And they never think about these things.
Our country's economy is bad and the government is also at fault. But blaming the entire system does not solve the problem. Despite economic pressure, we have the power to change our own time, skills and decisions.
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