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“Things are expensive” – Osas Ighodaro laments high cost of living, reveals she spends N1m daily
Nollywood actress, Osas Ighodaro has expressed concern over the country’s high rate of inflation which has affected commodities in the market.
During a question and answer session with Pulse, the actress revealed that N1 million won’t last her more than a day due to inflation.
Actress Osas Ighodaro is not the only celebrity who lamented about the high expenditure and inflation in the country. The likes of Mofe Duncan, Comedian Layi Wasabi, and many others have sung the same song recently.
The host asked: “How long will it take you to spend N1 million in this economy?”
Ighodaro replied: “How many seconds? You said seconds? Things are expensive. Maybe a day depending on what I am getting.”
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