3-Day Strike: Asking for More Money Has Never Solved Our Problems - Alaje Purchasing power is the real issue. Are you able to send your children to school on ₦70,000 a month? Let’s even assume ₦100,000. Can you afford to pay rent? If you find yourself in Lagos, Abuja,... Port Harcourt, Uyo, Kano, or Kaduna, that amount may not be enough to feed yourself, pay rent, cover school fees, or even pay for electricity, even if you are on Band C. DR. Paul Alaje, Chief Economist, SBM Professionalsshow more

In the Nigeria of today the purchasing power of money is gone. Tinubu said it himself “we will reduce the purchasing power of money”

Did we forget the promise to reduce our purchasing power? Let's not act like we're dumb. They told us we thought it was a joke. Now we're leaving in the reality.

That's the point. We must slow down the artificial inflation through a strong legislation & oversight. Restructure our logistics/supply systems to kill monopoly in our commodity system. E.g How can 1 person control distribution of a product like sugar in a state?

God bless you Paul Alaje. Arise tv God bless you too. Strengthen the naira, not salary increase.

He made some sense

Labour should demand economic productivity and stop with the buffoonery of demanding increases in the minimum wage, which will eventually backfire.

This one Na Tinubu defender disguised as economic analyst. The moment he said inflation is at 15% and ebbing, I changed the channel. How can inflation be ebbing when the primary cause of inflation (expensive fuel) remained very unaffordable at ₦1,500 per litre? Fake economist!

if politicians want to go mad, let's go mad too, increase to N500k. make everywhere kuku scatter

This one too don dey make sense. Wahala! Jagaba is in charge of the Economy se, if not for unah Trump and his stupid war sef.

I hope this man is on x

I hope Akpabio see this #Goodwi.

So true