Sunshine Rosman Nigeria hardship concerns highlight rising insecurity, poverty and displacement as the actress calls for urgent national action

Nollywood actress Sunshine Rosman has expressed deep concern over Nigeria’s worsening economic hardship, insecurity and rising poverty, calling for urgent collective action from both citizens and leaders.

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In an emotional statement, the actress lamented the state of the nation, describing a situation where many Nigerians appear to have become desensitised to suffering despite ongoing crises across different regions.

“When are we going to wake up as Nigerians? When is it finally going to be enough?” she asked.

Rosman highlighted the impact of economic difficulties, noting that the rising cost of living, poverty levels and infrastructural deficits have placed significant strain on households nationwide.

She added that the situation is further compounded by persistent violent attacks and loss of lives, particularly in parts of Northern Nigeria.

She described the recurring incidents as deeply troubling, stressing that the scale of human suffering has made the national situation increasingly heartbreaking.

“We can’t even begin to talk about the economy right now the poverty rate, the lack of infrastructure in this country,” she said.

“But as if that’s not bad enough, innocent people are being slaughtered.”

The actress also drew attention to the displacement of communities affected by insecurity, noting that many residents have been forced to abandon their homes due to fear of further attacks.

“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,” she added.

Her remarks reflect broader public concern about the combined effects of insecurity and economic hardship, which continue to dominate national discourse.

Rosman urged Nigerians not to remain silent in the face of ongoing challenges, emphasising the need for awareness, accountability and collective responsibility in addressing the country’s difficulties.

“Nigeria’s hardship, insecurity and suffering can no longer be ignored,” she said.

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Her comments come amid continued reports of violence, displacement and economic strain across several parts of the country, reinforcing calls for stronger policy responses and improved security measures.