The local market exchange rate of the Dollar is pegged at N880 per Dollar, but predictions suggest it may reach N1,000 by the end of 2022, fuel prices in some Nigerian states are almost equivalent to $1 in the black market (750 per liter), and the current economic realities are forcing federal universities to consider tuition fees and service charge increases, exacerbating the challenges faced by the poor in a country with a minimum wage of N30,000 and rising basic electricity tariffs, with potential consequences including loss of lives, ongoing devaluation, a surge in out-of-school children, and increased crime rates.