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Tinubu: Troubled year, uncertain future, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf

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Workers are increasingly being retrenched. Unemployment has increased. Transportation costs have risen tremendously. Inflation keeps soaring. Uncertainty is increasing, leading to fear, exhaustion, strained relationships and family breakdown. Children trek long distances to school. Nigerians are resorting to the use of charcoal to cook, leading to deforestation and increasing desertification. State-society relations have further degenerated. […]

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