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The ongoing conflict in the Middle East
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may worsen Nigeria's cost of living
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crisis. According to economic analysts
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monitoring global development,
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rising tensions in one of the world's
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major oil producing regions could push
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global fail prices higher, creating
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additional economic pressure on many
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countries, including Nigeria.
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While higher oil prices may increase
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government revenue, the impact on
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ordinary Nigerians could be more
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Increased fuel costs often lead to
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higher transportation fairs, rising food
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prices, and more expensive everyday
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goods, adding to the financial pressure
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many households are already facing.
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Experts warn that if the conflict
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continues for a long period, inflation
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could rise further and deepen the cost
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of living crisis. This situation shows
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how international conflict can directly
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affect local economics and the daily
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>> We must unite now. We must have one
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army. We must have one currency. We must
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have one foreign policy. We must be
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And I can hear the Oagia for saying I do
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not want to be the leader of that
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country. I simply want unity. And I'm
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saying that we must leave here with one
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united government. They listen not to
