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Nigeria’s $5.17bn Gig Economy Booms as Manufacturing Sector Struggles
Nigeria’s gig economy has grown into a $5.17 billion industry, but the expansion of digital and platform-based work is happening alongside mounting difficulties in the country’s manufacturing sector, raising concerns about the quality and sustainability of economic growth. A report published by The Guardian today October...
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Nigeria’s $5.17bn Gig Economy Booms as Manufacturing Sector Struggles
Nigeria’s gig economy has grown into a $5.17 billion industry, but the expansion of digital and platform-based work is happening...
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