“Life in my city”
So far this year, is there something new in your city you would like to share with us? Fuel increase, price of things, a protest, a robbery or any other gist.
We are all experiencing different kinds of crises in the world, but it varies from one country to another. However, in Nigeria, we are currently facing all the problems stated above. Fuel prices are one of the major problems that continue to increase in Nigeria, where everyone continues to lament because many business owners have raised the price of their commodities, as well as commercial drivers charge high fees.
The prices of transportation fees have changed to the extent that many people find it difficult to bear. The current price of fuel varies within the city, with some filling stations selling at the rate of #1,315. Some civil servants that I know could not afford the increase in fuel to the extent that they park their cars at home.
Can you say you have made any progress so far this year? Tell us about it.
I thank God for life and for the progress in my life so far, especially for my health, which I see some positive change in because health plays a vital role in human life. I walk out freely without any health challenge and come back safely without any physical damage.
The progress I also made so far is the increase in steem power compared to last year, when my steem power reduced as a result of powering down my account because I was facing some financial crisis at that time. Through the continuation of powering up, I made some progress where my steem power grew unlike the previous year.
If you have an opportunity of making your city better what will you do?
Our city can look better if every one of us contributes positively for society to grow. The thing I will invest in is an electrified vehicle to curb the problem of the increase in fuel. Having this electric vehicle would ease the movement of people as well as serve as an alternative to live a better life. Everyone will have access to this reliable electric vehicle for their own convenience time.
as a result of poor electricity we also experience in Nigeria, I will also make sure the solar panels are available in the outlets, particularly those which can be charged in our home with good quality chargers. Having done this will help citizens to enjoy other good sides of life because it has low maintenance and its running cost is lower compared to the cars that are using fuel.
Let's say you are given a choice to decide to leave your city to another city better than your current one and would be sponsored or you are given a huge amount of money to stay back in your city, what will be your choice? And why?
If I give a huge amount of money to stay back in my city, I will collect the money and start to invest in it, particularly after I do my findings thoroughly, which will guide me on the business I personally want to do. The reason why most people leave from one city to another may be because of lack of money or unemployment. To me, money is everything because it's one of the main things that will help to succeed.
I would start my own business at the right time in the same city I am living because I believe such business would thrive, and I will also do my little part for such city and people to make progress.
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Thanks for the update!
Increase in fuel price is the talk of the town where every citizen complain bitterly about the suddenly raise in price. In a country where we have natural resources and still we experience this economic hardship. Only God almighty can help us in this situation we found ourself.
Hmm. Vote don't count indeed, this present administration do not have mercy at all, rich become richer whereas poor get poorer on a daily basis. Since I am in primary school our parents pray that everything will be better, up till now their's no positive changes even if we vote for the youths as one next president, the thing will still be the same and it may even worst pass the old man we elected.
Lolzzz. We hope for the best!!!..
Well done brotherly👍☺️