Veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo Kanayo has joined many in bemoaning the hardship in the country.
The veteran, via his Instagram page, shared a TikTok video of two dogs living a better lifestyle overseas. In the clips, the dogs, who were dressed in pajamas and sleeping on a luxury bed, were woken up by their owner. The owner of the dogs shared a glimpse of the luxury breakfast she makes for her dog daily.
Reacting to it, Kanayo said he woke up unhappy after seeing the video because of the hunger in Nigeria. He expressed sadness at how dogs could be sleeping on better beds and eating better food than most Nigerians. He questioned how people can compare living as a human dig or being in Nigeria.
Sending a message to Nigerians, he told the citizens that God would be with them as he prayed for them.
“I have been unhappy since morning after seeing this video because of the hunger in Nigeria.
See BINGO with better bed. Wakey Wakey.
See BINGO with good food. Ordinary Bingoooo, advanced Ekuke.
How then do you compare living as a human dog or being in Nigeria
Nigerians. God be with you. THIS TOO SHALL PASS”.Compose Message
As the economy continues to go downhill, many celebrities have cried out over the economic hardship and prizes of foodstuffs. In July, the ex-wife of billionaire businessman Musa Danjuma, Caroline Danjuma, lamented over the exorbitant prices of foodstuff as she visited the market. Sharing her market plight, she questioned how Nigerians are coping.
Similarly, Nkechi Blessing had lamented after spending N150k on a few foodstuffs at Sunday market in Ogba. She questioned what was the way forward, as she noted how Nigerians aren’t complaining about the economy anymore as she questioned if they are comfortable with the hardship.
In June, actress, Uche Elendu had lamented over the price of a crate of egg. The movie star, revealed that a crate of egg is being sold for N6000 in her area. Calling out the government, she told them to ban egg in the country as she expressed doubts that a fowl laid the egg.
Yoruba actress, Yewande Adekola Abiodun had also lamented bitterly over the price of a bag of Garri, which is being sold for N80,000. She noted how Garri used to be a poor man’s food, but now, it has become expensive.
