For Nigeria, the cost-of-living crisis is no longer a policy concern but an urgent humanitarian issue. From food and healthcare to housing and transportation, costs have surged beyond the reach of ordinary Nigerians. The inflationary tide that began with the fuel subsidy removal and currency float i
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