Nigeria’s government insists that tough economic reforms are the bitter medicine the country needs. Yet, for ordinary Nigerians, these reforms feel less like a cure and more like a deepening illness. Over a year after fuel subsidies were scrapped and the naira was floated, the promised stability r
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