The escalating cost of transportation in Nigeria is leading many workers to resign from their jobs, highlighting a growing economic concern. Reports indicate that the surge in fuel prices, coupled with inflation, has significantly increased daily commuting expenses for employees, making it challenging to sustain their livelihoods.
Many workers are now unable to afford the rising fares, particularly in urban areas where public transport costs have soared. As a result, some are opting to leave their jobs in search of better financial stability, while others are struggling to make ends meet.
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This trend has raised alarms among employers and economists, who fear it could contribute to a larger issue of workforce shortages and reduced productivity in various sectors.
Stakeholders are calling for immediate government intervention to address the transportation crisis, which is impacting both workers and businesses alike.
