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Continuity strategy: Test case for human-centred development in Nigeria

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Explore Nigeria’s human-centred development strategy, HCD 2.0, and its implementation in Akwa Ibom. Learn how continuity and data drive progress. Read More: https://punchng.com/continuity-strategy-test-case-for-human-centred-development-in-nigeria/

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