Battered by the double economic impact of low global oil prices and the Covid-19 pandemic, Nigeria's soaring inflation and food prices pushed another seven million people into poverty in 2020, according to the World bank.
2021/07/03/nigeria-families-struggle-to-survive-as-food-prices-soar
2021/07/03/nigeria-families-struggle-to-survive-as-food-prices-soar
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