Reno Omokri has sparked debate after claiming that ₦3,000 is enough for an average Nigerian to survive for one day.
The statement has attracted reactions from Nigerians who argue that the amount is difficult to stretch across basic needs such as food, transportation, water and other daily expenses.
For a family of five, ₦3,000 amounts to just ₦600 per person, raising further questions about whether the figure reflects the current cost of living in Nigeria.
The debate comes as Nigerians continue to face rising prices and increasing pressure on household incomes. Communities, including Obubra in Cross River State, are also feeling the impact of higher food and transportation costs.
The question now is simple: Can ₦3,000 really sustain the average Nigerian for a full day?