Yes, Nigeria can truly climb to the forefront of global markets and serve as the symbolic capital of Africa’s opportunity. However, clear challenges to this ascendancy, most notably a doctrine of complacency and a lack of in-depth intelligence gathering executed to understand the nature and complexity of grave threats such as the Boko Haram radical nation-building movement, may stifle this juggernaut’s rise and cost dearly the future of Nigerian citizens while doing so
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