COVID-19: Tapping from Nigeria’s underground economies

Nigeria’s economy is bigger than what we see and feel in statistics. This is because the country’s huge underground economy is hardly adequately taken account of informal data collection, data mining and data analysis.

Sheriffdeen Tella

Latest news today on COVID-19

COVID-19: Tapping from Nigeria’s underground economies

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