Nigeria’s Paradox: Employed, But No Food on the Table

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February 21, 2026

By Ugo Inyama Working hard in an economy where jobs no longer guarantee survival Nigeria never sleeps. Before sunrise, buses groan, markets hum, offices fill. It looks like momentum. It

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Nigeria’s Paradox: Employed, But No Food on the Table

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