In a nation where macroeconomic numbers tell a story of recovery, everyday life tells a different one. Nigeria’s policymakers tout easing inflation, modest GDP growth, and a stronger currency as signs of progress. Yet, for millions, these numbers ring hollow. Across the country, families ration fo
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