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The Invisible Half: Why Nigeria cannot develop without its women

At 6am in Agege, Lagos, Funke is already awake. She sweeps her small shop, prepares her three children for school, cooks breakfast, fetches water from the compound tap, and then sits down to fry akara that she will sell until noon. By 2pm, she will go to the market to buy garri and fish on […]
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