Nollywood actress, Sunshine Rosman has raised alarm over the worsening hardship, insecurity and poverty in Nigeria, questioning when citizens and leaders will finally take decisive action.
In an emotional outburst, the actress lamented the economic situation in the country, the rising poverty rate, and the continued loss of lives due to violent attacks, particularly in parts of Northern Nigeria.
Speaking tearfully, Rosman said Nigerians appear to have normalized suffering despite the scale of the crisis.
“When are we going to wake up as Nigerians? When is it finally going to be enough?” She asked.
According to her, the economic challenges alone were overwhelming, but the persistent killings and displacement of innocent people had made the situation even more heartbreaking.
“We can’t even begin to talk about the economy right now the poverty rate, the lack of infrastructure in this country.
“But as if that’s not bad enough, innocent people are being slaughtered,” she said.
The actress also expressed concern about communities being forced to abandon their homes due to fear and insecurity, noting that many citizens feel abandoned and unprotected.
“Lives are being lost for nothing, and people have to migrate from their towns, homes and villages because they know that nothing will be done,” Rosman lamented.
Rosman further urged Nigerians not to remain silent in the face of the growing hardship and insecurity affecting the country.
“Nigeria’s hardship, insecurity and suffering can no longer be ignored,” she added.
Her comments come amid the tragic deaths, attacks and loss of properties in many parts of the country.
