Rapper Dandizzy recently expressed concern on social media about a landlord charging N7 million for rent in Nigeria. He questioned how many 9-to-5 workers could realistically afford such an amount, highlighting the escalating costs of living and housing in the country.
His comments reflect a broader frustration with the affordability crisis affecting many Nigerians, especially in urban areas where rental prices have skyrocketed.
Dandizzy’s critique resonates with many who are struggling to find reasonable housing options, and it sparks discussions about the need for more affordable housing solutions in Nigeria.
The high rental prices are seen as increasingly unattainable for average workers, prompting calls for reforms in the housing sector to make living costs more manageable.
