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Nigeria risks future crisis without scalable innovations – NESG

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The NESG warns Nigeria faces a future crisis if it fails to scale innovations to underserved communities, impacting its rapidly growing young population. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigeria-risks-future-crisis-without-scalable-innovations-nesg/

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