Sunday, 21 May 2017

Daughter of President Buhari's aide, Moremi Ojudu, expresses sadness after learning a basket of tomato is now N25k

Moremi who is the daughter of President Buhari's Special Adviser on Political matters, Femi Ojudu, took to her facebook page to express sadness over the increasing price of a basket of tomato. Sharing photos of herself at the market place, Moremi wrote:

"My face when I hear basket of tomatoes is N25, 000. The one in the crates, N10, 000. The small basket I bought N12, 000. See my Abokis looking on.... It's so tough dwelling in Nigeria. Where are we headed?". 



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