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|Description=Nigeria faces the challenge of sustaining economic growth due to factors such as over-dependence on oil exports, inadequate infrastructure, high unemployment rates, and political instability. Despite being one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa, the country still struggles with poverty, inequality, and a lack of diversification in its economy.
|Description=Nigeria's economic growth has been hindered by factors such as corruption, political instability, inadequate infrastructure, and overdependence on oil exports. These challenges have resulted in low levels of productivity, high unemployment rates, and limited opportunities for economic diversification.
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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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