Nigerian media personality, Daddy Freeze, has expressed concerns about an impending famine in the country and linked it to the continuous depreciation of the Naira.
In a recent video message shared on his social media, Freeze pointed out that the lack of significant commodity exports is a key factor contributing to the Naira’s decline.
He urged Nigerians, especially those earning low wages in urban areas, to consider returning to their villages and engaging in farming to address the potential food shortage.
Freeze emphasized the importance of citizens contributing to agriculture, given the current situation where the country is not exporting enough to earn foreign currencies.
In his message, he advised people to redirect their efforts from building lavish mansions in villages to establishing more factories with export-oriented production.
Freeze stressed the need for the government to support local manufacturers and businesses with export targets, diversifying the economy beyond reliance on oil.
The media personality highlighted the importance of exporting locally-produced goods, suggesting that this could help boost the economy and alleviate the looming threat of famine.
He called for a collaborative effort between the government and citizens to address these issues and ensure the country’s economic stability.
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