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A culture of dread: Nigeria’s post-cosmopolitanism, By Jibrin Ibrahim
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A culture of dread: Nigeria’s post-cosmopolitanism, By Jibrin Ibrahim

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Professor Jibrin Ibrahim

…as population increase continued and a significant youth bulge developed in the population profile, the poor youths in the rural areas also moved to urban centres. In this context, these cities have become the new focal point for the aggregation and aggravation of poverty, amidst massive accumulation of wealth by a tiny elite. The most […]

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