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to make sure the area i chips don't compromise the us security. tense, competitive, but always evolving. many of us dislike long commutes — even an hour seems like a long time to take to get to work. i certainly do. but for many people in large african cities, a lengthy commute of nearly three hours to get to work is just part of daily life. nkechi ogbonna reports from nigeria's most populous city of lagos. lego �*s isn't the only african city with a traffic issue. kampala and nairobi also have some of the longest commute times in africa. in kampala, the report showed commuters lose the equivalent of one working day to trafficjams each week. here in lagos, over 21 million people spend long hours in traffic like this.

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means a commute that should normally take 50 minutes actually takes more like three hours. and its taking a toll on workers' productivity and mental health. nkechi ogbonna reports. cockerel crows. the cock crows at dawn. the sun is yet to rise amidst the still humid air of this suburb of lagos, nigeria's commercial hub. youssef rises up to get ready in time for the 50—minute commute to his office. he works as a bbcjournalist. but like many commuters who live in africa's most populous city, this journey could take up to three hours. i have a slight headache at the moment. i had to wake early and it is another day where i did not get to see my son.

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BBC News

banks and atms running out — a situation that has steadily worsened, with businesses and indivuals left without cash. it comes just ten days before nigeria's presidential elections. nkechi ogbonna reports. so today there have been widespread protests in some cities in nigeria. a lot of angry protesters have taken to the streets blocking major roads, also destroying some banking facilities. we are also aware that the central bank in benin, one of the cities in southern nigeria, has also been attacked, although security operatives are currently there trying to dispel the crowds. and so it's been chaotic in most of the cities. people are angry. they do not have access to cash. and some banks are refusing to accept the old notes, despite the supreme court's order to suspend the deadline implemented by the central bank. the apex court adjourned the case to next wednesday.

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BBC News

in the gambia, the cost of fertiliser is high and prohibitive for small scale farmers. it's led gambians to come up with innovative solutions. nkechi ogbonna reports. aysha lives in bacau, a major town in the western part of the gambia. she is a farmer who owns a small strip of land where she grows vegetables that she sells in the market. translation: we bring vegetable | waste such as cabbage and green, | and turn it into fertiliser. like many others, she struggles to buy chemical fertiliser because the cost is so high. as an alternative, she converts organic waste into this vital, growing ingredient, helping her save money and recycling environmental waste.

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