In Nigeria, communal solidarity is deeply embedded in cultural values. One of the most visible expressions of this is charitable giving, where compassionate individuals share food, clothing, and resources with those in need.
Another widespread form of support, known as “black tax,” places the financial burden on family members with stable incomes, who often assist extended family members struggling to make ends meet.
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In this episode of The Bearing, we examine how both givers and receivers are adapting to the economic challenges that test these long standing traditions of support.
