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from Weaponized Poverty · host Stephen Nwaloziri

This episode is an introduction to a short series on Weaponized Poverty in Nigeria and beyond.In subsequent episodes, we will examine 10 instruments of weaponized poverty.I recognize that while some families struggle to earn N50,000 monthly, an equivalent of roughly $30 in 2025, there are some families that earn a million naira daily.If you live in Nigeria & none of these is your reality, then congratulations. You’ve won in life!Listen in for more….Connect:Sign up for the newsletter to read the book and watch the documentary Join the conversation on FBWatch on YouTubeStephen’s TikTok Connect on XSupport & DonateA Guide To Solo Travel

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