By Kazie Uko I am certain that neither the civil servants nor other public and private sector workers, traders and artisans in Abia State will join the march to protest the ravaging hunger in the land across Nigeria. My certainty is not based on the fact that the citizens and residents of Abia are insulated from the economic hardship that has driven Nigerians to the precipice. No, not at all. The hard effect of hunger and anger occasioned by the continuously rising cost of living is a national phenomenon that…
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