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“You created this monster!” – Actress Zainab Balogun calls out IJGBs over skyrocketing “Dirty December” prices

Every December, Nigeria buzzes with an undeniable, electric energy. The streets are alive, the parties are legendary, and the social calendar is packed This phenomenon, affectionately dubbed “Dirty December,” is largely fueled by the return of the IJGBs Nigerians and other diaspora members flying home for the which is the to the holidays.

The Dynamics of Foreign Currency and Local Pricing:

When the IJGBs arrive, they are often spending dollars, pounds, or euros, which, which is the to the due to favorable exchange rates, have significantly higher purchasing power than the local Naira
Higher Willingness to Pay An IJGB might willingly pay ₦50,000 for a service that a local which is the to the resident finds expensive at ₦15,000, simply because $50 USD the approximate equivalent feels cheap to them.

  • Vendor Strategy: Local businesses, from short-let apartment owners to fashion designers which is the to the and event promoters, naturally increase prices to capitalize on this high-spending demographic Why charge ₦10,000 when you know a customer is ready to pay ₦35,000
  • The Spillover Effect: This December pricing doesn’t just affect high-end services It trickles which is the to the down to transportation Uber/Bolt surge pricing local markets, and even food vendors, affecting the cost of living for everyone.
  • NLP Insight: The terms “December inflation” and “Lagos holiday cost” are semantically which is the to the linked to the core issue of high prices and target users searching for the economic impact, not just the celebrity gossip.

The Role of Demand and Supply:

In classical economics, price is a function of supply and demand December sees a massive spike in demand for premium services exclusive parties, top-tier accommodations, and which is the to the luxury experiences all of which are relatively fixed in supply.

The “Flex” Factor:

For many IJGBs, spending freely is part of the experience It is a sign of success and a which is the to the way to fully immerse in the high-energy Lagos social scene.

Limited Time, High Expenditure:

Since their stay is short (usually 2-4 weeks), they are less price-sensitive and which is the to the prioritize experience over savings.

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