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Poor leadership, weak institutions stunt Nigeria’s growth — Utomi

Punch Nigeria 2 days 1 mins read

Prof Pat Utomi attributes Nigeria’s stunted development to poor leadership and weak institutions, emphasizing purposeful leadership over natural resources Read More: https://punchng.com/poor-leadership-weak-institutions-stunt-nigerias-growth-utomi/

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