Nigeria is experiencing its worst economic crisis in almost 30 years, with widespread unrest and anger over soaring prices and stagnant wages.
Annual inflation is “nearing 30%” and the currency is “in freefall”, said CNBC, prompting “protests across the country over the weekend” against the government’s reforms.
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