139m poor, yet counting “progress”: Nigeria’s poverty crisis demands more than policy
[TheNiche - Nigeria] - 13/10/2025
TheNiche 139m poor, yet counting “progress”: Nigeria’s poverty crisis demands more than policy 139m poor, yet counting “progress”: More baffling is the federal government’s muted and defensive reaction to the World Bank’s sobering findings. Rather than acknowledging the scale of the crisis, (…)
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