In his long-awaited autobiography, former Nigerian military president, Ibrahim Babangida, provided a rare, unfiltered account of the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP)—a policy that reshaped Nigeria’s economic landscape, triggered nationwide protests, and remains a subject of intense debate d
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