Nigeria’s precarious reliance on oil revenue is no longer a tenable economic strategy. For decades, crude oil has propped up the nation’s foreign exchange earnings, accounting for over 90 percent of its reserves. Yet, the non-oil sector, which contributes over 90 percent of the GDP, has been lef
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