A Nigerian businessman has expressed frustration over the country’s economic situation, revealing that he has been forced to shut down his business for the third time due to mounting financial challenges.

In a statement reflecting his struggles, the businessman blamed the harsh economic climate for the repeated failure of his business ventures, saying he has tried different businesses in a bid to survive but has continued to suffer losses.

“I feel so heartbroken right now. This man is the worst president in history. This is the third time I’m closing my business because of how bad our economy is. There is no profit at the end of the day,” he lamented.

According to him, the rising cost of goods and building materials has made it increasingly difficult for ordinary Nigerians to sustain their businesses and make meaningful profits.

He particularly expressed concern over the price of cement, claiming that a bag now costs ₦15,000. He compared the price with the income he generates from his farm, highlighting the financial pressure he faces while trying to keep his livelihood afloat.

The businessman’s experience reflects the difficulties some entrepreneurs face as they struggle with rising operating costs, limited profit margins and the challenge of maintaining sustainable businesses.

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Read some comments below:

@Mc_pilot7:”Only an evil person would want Tinubu to come back for second tenure”

@Urhobo Water:”Only idjiotic bigoted animals support Tinubu at this point”

@EASTMODE :”Person wey no dey into business will not understand the pain of this man. Sometimes it will be as if you used the money you invested in business to have travelled out of the country 😭”

@Olafemi:”Just imagine. This is the order of the day of Nigerians. Business are closing down daily and foools still supports this evil man and with that,this man go still tax us if he successful rigs this election but eno go work”

@Adeoye Ayodeji:”No cap. This man is a hardworking man I met years ago and I can relate with his experience. I hope we all empower our vote, be true to ourselves and vote our conscience. Nigeria can only be fixed by Nigerians.”

A Nigerian businessman has expressed frustration over the country’s economic situation, revealing that he has been forced to shut down his business for the third time due to mounting financial challenges.

In a statement reflecting his struggles, the businessman blamed the harsh economic climate for the repeated failure of his business ventures, saying he has tried different businesses in a bid to survive but has continued to suffer losses.

“I feel so heartbroken right now. This man is the worst president in history. This is the third time I’m closing my business because of how bad our economy is. There is no profit at the end of the day,” he lamented.

According to him, the rising cost of goods and building materials has made it increasingly difficult for ordinary Nigerians to sustain their businesses and make meaningful profits.

He particularly expressed concern over the price of cement, claiming that a bag now costs ₦15,000. He compared the price with the income he generates from his farm, highlighting the financial pressure he faces while trying to keep his livelihood afloat.

The businessman’s experience reflects the difficulties some entrepreneurs face as they struggle with rising operating costs, limited profit margins and the challenge of maintaining sustainable businesses.

See post below:

Read some comments below:

@Mc_pilot7:”Only an evil person would want Tinubu to come back for second tenure”

@Urhobo Water:”Only idjiotic bigoted animals support Tinubu at this point”

@EASTMODE :”Person wey no dey into business will not understand the pain of this man. Sometimes it will be as if you used the money you invested in business to have travelled out of the country 😭”

@Olafemi:”Just imagine. This is the order of the day of Nigerians. Business are closing down daily and foools still supports this evil man and with that,this man go still tax us if he successful rigs this election but eno go work”

@Adeoye Ayodeji:”No cap. This man is a hardworking man I met years ago and I can relate with his experience. I hope we all empower our vote, be true to ourselves and vote our conscience. Nigeria can only be fixed by Nigerians.”