The Disruption of Circadian Rhythm in Oil-Dependent Nigeria: A Wake-Up Call
Nigeria, long reliant on its oil reserves for economic sustenance, is facing a disruption not only in its financial landscape but also in the circadian rhythm of its societal fabric. The dependency on oil has created a cycle of economic highs and lows, impacting the nation's sleep pattern metaphorically as well as literally.
For decades, Nigeria's economic heartbeat has been synchronized with the global oil market. The rise in oil prices leads to economic prosperity, akin to the energetic phase of a circadian rhythm. However, this has also made the country vulnerable to the volatile nature of oil prices, causing abrupt downturns that resonate like an abrupt awakening from a deep slumber.
As the economic pendulum swings, so does the stability of society. The disruption of circadian rhythm in Nigeria is reflected in the social fabric, with citizens experiencing the stress of economic uncertainties. The once rhythmic patterns of life have become erratic, impacting everything from daily routines to long-term planning.
Diversification: A Remedy for Sleepless Nights
To mitigate the disruption of its circadian rhythm, Nigeria must break free from the shackles of oil dependency. Diversifying the economy becomes the equivalent of adopting a healthier lifestyle to regulate sleep patterns. Investing in sectors like agriculture, technology, and renewable energy can provide a more balanced economic
