People Come to The Front Of My House to Search My Garbage for Food Because of Hardship – Dino Melaye
Former Kogi West Senator Dino Melaye has shared a personal observation about the current economic situation in Nigeria, highlighting what he described as the level of hardship faced by many citizens.
He made this statement during an interview on the Mic On Podcast, where he spoke on governance and the realities of everyday life for Nigerians.
In his words, “People come to the front of my house, open my garbage basket looking for what to eat, because of the bad economy.”
According to him, the situation reflects the extent of economic challenges affecting different parts of the country. He explained that individuals searching through waste for food is something he has personally witnessed, describing it as a concerning development.
Melaye noted that such experiences point to broader issues within the economy, including rising living costs and limited access to basic needs. He emphasized that many households are finding it increasingly difficult to cope with daily expenses.
He attributed the situation to what he described as governance challenges, stating that leadership decisions play a significant role in shaping economic conditions. According to him, addressing these issues requires a focus on policies that directly impact citizens’ welfare.
The former senator also called for greater attention to the needs of the population, stressing the importance of creating opportunities that can improve living standards.
His remarks have contributed to ongoing public discussions about the economy and the experiences of Nigerians navigating difficult financial conditions, with many calling for sustainable solutions to ease the burden on citizens
