When a special adviser to the Nigerian president, Tope Fasua, said that a plate of food in the United States may cost you about $10, and just $1 can give you a decent meal in Nigeria, the comparison was out of place. It failed to acknowledge that, in 18 years, food prices have risen by over 371 perc
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