Posted by Amarachi on Mon 28th Apr, 2025 - tori.ng
He expressed concerns after seeing loaves of breads being sold in halves in a store for it to be affordable.
A Nigerian financial instructor, Kalu Aja, has reacted to the economic hardship in the country.
He expressed concerns after seeing loaves of breads being sold in halves in a store for it to be affordable.
He shared a photo showing half a loaf of sliced bread on the shelf in the store.
He called it "shameful and painful" as he addressed the poverty in Nigeria.
He wrote on X: "This is sachet bread, sold in 234.
"Omo, this is shameful and painful at the same time
"I commend the bakery for thinking outside the box. I weep for the eviscerated middle class.
"If bread is sold in slices and spaghetti in bundles, then the poverty smells like a two weeks dead goat in a beautiful mansion
"God help you because that's where your only help will come from."