How negligence, poor maintenance culture made Nigeria ‘one-stadium nation’

At different times, Nigeria has been home to some of the finest sports stadiums on the continent. The country is presently left with one, a journey steadily facilitated by an extreme lack of maintenance culture occasioned by official negligence.

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