By Kunle Odusola-Stevenson For decades, Nigeria has lived with a cruel irony. Beneath our soil lies an ocean of crude oil, yet on our roads and in our factories, we rely on imported petrol and diesel. Every year, billions of dollars leave our shores to buy back what we could have produced at home. In 2024 alone, more than $10 billion vanished in this way—resources that could have built schools, funded railways, or empowered small businesses. But something is changing. A quiet revolution is stirring across the country, one that…
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