In a country where many are fighting just to survive, a few are living in a world of excess—driving luxury cars, buying mansions, and calling themselves business moguls, even though no one can quite explain the businesses they claim to run. It’s a bitter contrast. While taxes rise and businesses fold, the majority are left scrambling for scraps, their dreams of a better life slowly slipping away.

The economy is growing at 5.6 per cent, but for most, it feels like a cruel joke. The cost of living is suffocating, and as companies close their doors, the gap between the rich and the struggling widens.