Economics, Budgeting, Women Empowerment, Self-Employment, Local Markets, Cost of Living, Nigerian Economy, Social Issues, Family Finance, Entrepreneurship

The Republic . 05 January 1989 . Pg 13

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The 1989 budget announcement in Nigeria has left many citizens feeling disheartened, as it appears to continue the hardships faced in the previous year. With rising costs of living, especially for fuel and essential goods, families are urged to tighten their budgets and adopt more prudent spending habits. Women, particularly in Ilorin, are increasingly turning to self-employment as a means of survival, with many engaging in trading, sewing, and hairdressing. The article highlights the significant role women play in the local economy and emphasizes the need for careful budgeting amidst economic challenges. It also touches on the importance of savings and adapting to the changing financial landscape.

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The 1989 budget announcement in Nigeria has left many citizens feeling disheartened, as it appears to continue the hardships faced in the previous year. With rising costs of living, especially for fuel and essential goods, families are urged to tighten their budgets and adopt more prudent spending habits. Women, particularly in Ilorin, are increasingly turning to self-employment as a means of survival, with many engaging in trading, sewing, and hairdressing. The article highlights the significant role women play in the local economy and emphasizes the need for careful budgeting amidst economic challenges. It also touches on the importance of savings and adapting to the changing financial landscape.