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Nigeria’s Development And Breaking The Cycle Of Waste

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Nigeria’s return to democratic governance in 1999 came amidst euphoria and high expectations for what the politicians themselves tagged democracy dividends. The clamour that led to the junta being switched to democracy was a result of military overstay in power, which culminated in economic stagnation. Infrastructure development and poverty reduction policies, therefore, have been the
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Nigeria’s Development And Breaking The Cycle Of Waste

Nigeria’s return to democratic governance in 1999 came amidst euphoria and high expectations for what the politicians themselves tagged democracy dividends. The clamour that led to the junta being switched to democracy was a result of military overstay in power, which culminated in economic stagnation. Infrastructure development and poverty reduction policies, therefore, have been the

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Daylight Reporters broke the news in on Friday, August 1, 2025.
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