The residents of Zamfara State have cried out that they are only existing but not living, owing to the serious economic hardship facing them. According to millet seller Ibrahim Isah, the escalating prices of foodstuffs have discouraged people from patronising the markets. “We depend on customers, but now there is no cheap food for anyone to buy in the markets,” he lamented. A welder, Mr Ezeugo, told DAILY POST that he could not remember the last time his family ate chicken. “Due to the economic hardship, coupled with the hike in petroleum products, we are not receiving patronage as people are …