To cap it all there has been an appreciation in naira. But the price of commodities in the market are still high Also in the area of irregular prices, the government has also failed to actually set up a price regulation committee to ensure that traders are not cheating buyers and also that the cost of transportation is fixed for certain distances as well as having strong tenancy rules supporting tenants to ensure that landlords do not increase their rents ridiculously and take advantage of tenants without any repercussions. Country economy runs like a circle, failure in one sector will easily affect others. Prices of commodities, transportation and other can't be easily controlled here because a division in each of the sectors has failed. How can Government put fixed price on transport by kilometers when most roads are bad. Driving on a bad road consume more money from drivers for maintenance than good roads. So they can't expect a driver working on good road to have a fixed price with one on bad road. Another example is a welder running his shop on generator and one with electricity, there will surely a difference in price as the cost of source of electricity is different. In terms of food commodities, accessibility to road, land and other facilities may cause difference in farm output making fixed price implementation difficult. So, this should happen in Nigeria then the government will needs to put in place good facilities in all region of the country making all citizen to have almost equal benefit from the government. I will therefore direct most problem of bad economy to the government.
To cap it all there has been an appreciation in naira. But the price of commodities in the market are still high Also in the area of irregular prices, the government has also failed to actually set up a price regulation committee to ensure that traders are not cheating buyers and also that the cost of transportation is fixed for certain distances as well as having strong tenancy rules supporting tenants to ensure that landlords do not increase their rents ridiculously and take advantage of tenants without any repercussions. Country economy runs like a circle, failure in one sector will easily affect others. Prices of commodities, transportation and other can't be easily controlled here because a division in each of the sectors has failed. How can Government put fixed price on transport by kilometers when most roads are bad. Driving on a bad road consume more money from drivers for maintenance than good roads. So they can't expect a driver working on good road to have a fixed price with one on bad road. Another example is a welder running his shop on generator and one with electricity, there will surely a difference in price as the cost of source of electricity is different. In terms of food commodities, accessibility to road, land and other facilities may cause difference in farm output making fixed price implementation difficult. So, this should happen in Nigeria then the government will needs to put in place good facilities in all region of the country making all citizen to have almost equal benefit from the government. I will therefore direct most problem of bad economy to the government.

To cap it all there has been an appreciation in naira. But the price of commodities in the market are still high Also in the area of irregular prices, the government has also failed to actually set up a price regulation committee to ensure that traders are not cheating buyers and also that the cost of transportation is fixed for certain distances as well as having strong tenancy rules supporting tenants to ensure that landlords do not increase their rents ridiculously and take advantage of tenants without any repercussions. Country economy runs like a circle, failure in one sector will easily affect others. Prices of commodities, transportation and other can't be easily controlled here because a division in each of the sectors has failed. How can Government put fixed price on transport by kilometers when most roads are bad. Driving on a bad road consume more money from drivers for maintenance than good roads. So they can't expect a driver working on good road to have a fixed price with one on bad road. Another example is a welder running his shop on generator and one with electricity, there will surely a difference in price as the cost of source of electricity is different. In terms of food commodities, accessibility to road, land and other facilities may cause difference in farm output making fixed price implementation difficult. So, this should happen in Nigeria then the government will needs to put in place good facilities in all region of the country making all citizen to have almost equal benefit from the government. I will therefore direct most problem of bad economy to the government.

To cap it all there has been an appreciation in naira. But the price of commodities in the market are still high Also in the area of irregular prices, the government has also failed to actually set up a price regulation committee to ensure that traders are not cheating buyers and also that the cost of transportation is fixed for certain distances as well as having strong tenancy rules supporting tenants to ensure that landlords do not increase their rents ridiculously and take advantage of tenants without any repercussions. Country economy runs like a circle, failure in one sector will easily affect others. Prices of commodities, transportation and other can't be easily controlled here because a division in each of the sectors has failed. How can Government put fixed price on transport by kilometers when most roads are bad. Driving on a bad road consume more money from drivers for maintenance than good roads. So they can't expect a driver working on good road to have a fixed price with one on bad road. Another example is a welder running his shop on generator and one with electricity, there will surely a difference in price as the cost of source of electricity is different. In terms of food commodities, accessibility to road, land and other facilities may cause difference in farm output making fixed price implementation difficult. So, this should happen in Nigeria then the government will needs to put in place good facilities in all region of the country making all citizen to have almost equal benefit from the government. I will therefore direct most problem of bad economy to the government.