Nigeria went to the polls on 25 February, to elect a new president who in turn will form a new administration. Many challenges lie ahead. Despite being Sub-Saharan Africa’s largest economy, in recent years Nigeria has struggled to check rising insecurity and overcome the government’s reliance on the declining oil sector. The economy is slowing down and has barely benefited from the recent rise in oil prices. Insecurity is at its highest level since the end of the Civil War in 1970 and it is enveloping even more of the country.
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