Nigerian content creator Osi Sauve has sparked conversation after commenting on what he describes as a growing culture of greed and excessive charging during Detty December.
His comments touch on a familiar December reality: as Nigerians in the diaspora and tourists return home to celebrate, prices for accommodation, events, transportation and services can rise sharply.
But Osi's point appears to go beyond simply “December is expensive.” It's about the mentality behind the pricing — when does making money during a high-demand season cross into taking advantage of people?
This opens up a bigger conversation about Detty December itself.
Is it greed, smart business, or simply supply and demand?
When demand is high, should Nigerians charge whatever the market will bear — or is there a point where “Detty December pricing” becomes exploitation?
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