Muhammadu Buhari took office as Nigeria’s president a year ago on a wave of optimism that the ex-military ruler could revive a nation battered by falling oil prices and decades of corruption.
Now, Africa’s biggest economy is on its knees and Buhari has thrown in the towel on a central pillar of
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