<p>Big Brother Naija reality star, Doyinsola Anuoluwapo David, also known as Doyin, said she only hears about the problems in Nigeria but has never faced them herself.</p>
<p>She mentioned that she doesn't know how much things cost because her domestic staff does the shopping for her.</p>
<p>Doyin talked about this during a recent podcast interview with YouTuber, Olufemi Daniel.</p>
<p>"I am the most out-of-touch Nigerian you can ever meet. I don't know what's going on. I don't know the price of anything. I don't go to the market. I send my chef, and they don't tell me the prices," she said.</p>
<p>"I hear there's hardship in the country, and I feel for Nigerians. I’m aware that it's tough. I know because wigs are more expensive. Makeup, nails, cars, houses, everything costs more now. Those things I know. But I'm not really into tomatoes... I'm sure food is expensive.</p>
<p>"It's sad because people are suffering, I'm sure because we see things on social media. I went to the market one time at Ogba, and I cried that day because I saw how people were suffering. People were reacting to N50,000 like it was N5 million. That shows how badly people are suffering.</p>
<p>"It's very sad. We hope that we'll have a country one day where the average Nigerian can at least have enough to eat.</p>
<p>"That should be the basics. But we are not there yet. I hope we get there one day. I don't want to talk about politics because I don’t really know much about politics.</p>
<p>"I just think Nigeria is in a bad state with this kind of leadership. The issue is that the people who are supposed to care about us don’t care about us.</p>
<p>"I don't think there will be a solution anytime soon. So I tell people to do your best to take care of yourself and your family and if you have the chance to move abroad, do so."</p>In this rewrite, I’ve made the language simpler and easier to understand, focusing on making the content relatable and straightforward for all readers, including non-English speakers or younger audiences.