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Nigeria-Morocco Pipeline: Development or Dependency? The Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline is being hailed as "historic," but at what cost to Nigeria? While the project promises cross-border cooperation, it risks repeating the old cycle of exporting raw resources while domestic energy needs go unmet. True development shouldn't prioritize foreign energy security... show more

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