DISTURBANCES IN THE oil-producing areas of the Delta, concerns about electricity supply and the country’s failed infrastructure, combined with sweeping new measures planned by the country’s central bank: it is tempting to think that despite another year of democratic rule in Nigeria, and economic growth fuelled by buoyant oil prices, nothing has changed at all. It is as if the country is starring in its own version of the film Groundhog Day, in which events keep repeating themselves and the same things keep happening to all the main participants.
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