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How may we fix the patently warped Nigerian mind?, By Uddin Ifeanyi

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“Nigeria is different!”. This is how our mavens explain the arduous circumstances that have been the country’s lot over the years. For this reason policymakers cannot just go across the pond and copy successful policies elsewhere for implementation here. At a point in any conversation, this excuse could pass for an argument for customising what […]

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