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Across Nigeria, stories abound of citizens selling their assets to cope with harsh economic realities such as inflation, job losses, and rising living costs.
Over 30 percent of urban households have resorted to distress sales in the past months, highlighting both financial struggles and the emotional pain of parting with cherished possessions.
In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we explore personal stories about this trend and discuss potential solutions to alleviate the crisis.
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