Nigeria: Looking Into the Future With Hope

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Nigeria: Looking Into the Future With Hope
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Today marks Nigeria's 63rd Independence anniversary, and once again, the federal government has opted for a low-key celebration, acknowledging the persistent economic challenges facing the country.

Celebration of independence anniversaries or national days is in honour of the resilient spirit of citizens and leaders who championed various causes in the pursuit of their nation's freedom and liberty.

This situation has shown no significant improvement even after Nigeria's return to democratic rule in 1999. Poor governance stands out as the primary factor behind the country's severe economic challenges. Despite the significant resources that accrue from crude oil revenue and loans, Nigeria continues to grapple with a critical infrastructure deficit.

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