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Ruth Kadiri Laments Rising Cost of Living, Says Feeding Has Become a Luxury in Nigeria

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Popular Nollywood actress and filmmaker Ruth Kadiri has expressed deep concern over the worsening economic situation in Nigeria, highlighting the increasing burden of feeding and the psychological impact of financial hardship on citizens.

Speaking in a video shared on her official Instagram page, Kadiri said she has become increasingly troubled by the rising cost of living, noting that even individuals who are relatively comfortable are beginning to feel the effects of the country's economic challenges.

Ruth Kadiri on rising cost of living in Nigeria drew attention to the soaring prices of everyday food items, particularly tomatoes and pepper. According to the actress, many Nigerians now spend thousands of naira on basic ingredients despite earning modest monthly salaries.

She questioned how average citizens earning between ₦25,000 and ₦50,000 monthly are expected to survive when a significant portion of their income can be spent on purchasing food essentials alone.

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Kadiri also spoke about the emotional and psychological consequences of economic hardship, warning that prolonged financial pressure can negatively affect people's behavior, relationships, and overall well-being.

According to her, poverty has a damaging effect on the human mind, often causing frustration, anger, and hopelessness. She noted that many people may unknowingly direct their stress toward family members, including spouses and children, due to the daily pressures of survival.

The actress said she woke up feeling saddened by the realities many Nigerians face and expressed sympathy for citizens struggling to meet their basic needs amid rising inflation and increasing living costs.

Her comments have resonated with many Nigerians on social media, where users continue to share their experiences regarding the country's economic situation and the growing challenge of affording everyday necessities.

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