Bridging the Divide: Uniting Nigeria's Formal and Informal Sectors for Prosperity -By Dovish Okojie – Opinion Nigeria

To bridge the gap between the formal and informal sectors in Nigeria, a comprehensive approach is necessary. This involves addressing the aforementioned factors and implementing a series of interconnected strategies. Let's explore these strategies in greater detail:

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