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Region: Nigeria
The problem of economic growth in Nigeria is characterized by a lack of diversification in the economy, over-reliance on oil exports, inadequate infrastructure, and a high level of corruption. These factors have hindered the country's ability to achieve sustained and inclusive economic growth, leading to high levels of poverty and unemployment.
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