Economic hardship: “Nigerians are the main problem of Nigeria” – BBNaija’s Ka3na

• Ka3na highlighted how Nigerians are their own problem as she recounted her ordeal buying a land in the country.
• She claimed that she wanted to buy a land in Nigeria and was told that the increase in dollar has affected the prices of lands.
• She wondered how Dollar rate could affect the price of a land

BBNaija’s Ka3na blames Nigerians for the economic hardship faced in the country.

In a recent social media rant, she expressed frustration at the at the way Nigerians are exploiting one another, while blaming it on economic hardship.

Ka3na highlighted how Nigerians are their own problem as she detailed her experience purchasing a land in the country.

She stated that she intended to acquire a land in Nigeria and was informed that the increase in the value of the dollar had an impact on land pricing.

Ka3na perplexed by the statement, wondered how a rise in dollar would impact the price of a land.

“Lol what has land got to do with dollar? Na dry land for Nigeria I wan buy person dey tell me madam you no dey hear wetin dollar dey talk.

Na Nigerians be the main problem of Nigeria”.

In another piece, she emphasized that, while the system is bad, citizens must do better rather than make matters worse. She pointed out that today’s society values money over human lives.

“The system may be flawed, but we, as individuals, can be even worse. The current society prioritizes money over human lives and dignity. Remember to stay vigilant and cautious. Trust is a rare commodity in Thai day and time, even your closest friend may betray you for a mere 50k. Stay safe out there” She wrote.

Few months ago, BBN Ka3na Jones launched a Buka in London.

The reality star who runs a successful luxury fashion brand in Nigeria took to her Instagram page to announce that she is officially certified after meeting the UK/EU Food Hygiene And Safety For Catering in London.

Flaunting her certificate on her Instagram page, the excited entrepreneur announced that she was inspired to begin a food business in the UK following her food-related experiences in her early days in London.