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77,400 homes for 133 million poor Nigerians? The truth about FG’s Renewed Hope housing programme
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The untold political economy of hunger in Nigeria, by Lekan Olayiwola
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WAEC, disinformation, and the redemption of exam integrity in Nigeria
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Kwam 1, crisis communication, and the perils of public indiscipline
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Memory has no bus stop: Street renaming and the politics of presence in Lagos, by Lekan Olayiwola
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