Economic Hardship: Rufai Oseni Says Most Nigerians Adapt to Poverty Well, and Leaders Are Aware
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Journalist Rufai Oseni has stated that many Nigerians are mentally enslaved.
In a post shared on his X account, Rufai remarked that most Nigerians adapt to poverty quite well and suggested that the country’s leaders are aware of this. See his post below.
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