Rahoto Ya Nuna: Fiye da Mutane Miliyan 141 a Najeriya Na Iya Rayuwa cikin Talauci a 2026

Wani sabon hasashen tattalin arziƙi ya bayyana wani abu mai tayar da hankali:
kimanin ‘yan Najeriya miliyan 141 – kusan kashi 62 cikin 100 na al’umma – na iya kasancewa cikin talauci a shekarar 2026. 

Wannan rahoto ya nuna irin wahalar rayuwa da matsin tattalin arziƙi da ‘yan ƙasa ke fuskanta a kullum.

Me Wannan Hasashe Ke Nufi ga Talakan Najeriya?
Wannan ba kawai lissafi ba ne a kan takarda. Rahoton yana nuna abin da mutane da dama ke ji a rayuwarsu ta yau da kullum:
Albashi bai kai bukatun rayuwa ba
Rashin ayyukan yi, musamman ga matasa

Matsin haraji da tsadar man fetur
A zahiri, talauci a Najeriya ba ya ƙara zama matsalar wasu yankuna kaɗai; ya fara zama matsalar kasa baki ɗaya.
Masana tattalin arziƙi sun danganta wannan mummunan hasashe da abubuwa da dama, ciki har da:
Rashin daidaiton tattalin arziƙi – Dogaro da man fetur har yanzu yana raunana ƙasar
Hauhawar farashi (inflation) – Kuɗi na raguwa, kaya na tsada
Rashin tsaro – Manoma da ‘yan kasuwa na kasa yin aiki yadda ya kamata
Karancin manufofin tallafawa talakawa
Yawan jama’a ba tare da daidaitaccen tsari ba
Idan aka bar lamarin haka:
Yara da yawa za su fice daga makaranta
Rashin abinci mai gina jiki zai ƙaru
Laifuka da tashin hankali na iya ƙaruwa
Matsalar ƙaura (migration) za ta tsananta
Gaskiya da amincewa da gwamnati za su ragu

Masana sun yi gargadi cewa talauci ba matsala ce ta tattalin arziƙi kawai ba, barazana ce ga zaman lafiyar kasa.

Rahoton ya jaddada bukatar:
Zuba jari mai tsauri a noma da masana’antu
Tallafawa kananan ‘yan kasuwa
Ƙirƙirar ayyukan yi ga matasa
Rage hauhawar farashi
Manufofin da za su kai tallafi kai tsaye ga talakawa

Hasashen da ke cewa ‘yan Najeriya miliyan 141 za su iya rayuwa cikin talauci a 2026 kira ne na gaggawa ga gwamnati, ‘yan siyasa da masu ruwa da tsaki.
Domin talauci ba ya jiran gobe — yana shafar rayuwar yau ne.

Idan ba a dauki mataki yanzu ba, wannan hasashe na iya zama hakikanin gaskiya

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