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Space, Power and the City in Abuja’s 20 Year Old Impossible Traffic Jam

Posted By: adminon: April 11, 2017In: GovernanceTags: Abacha Barracks, City, Federal Road Safety Commission, Nyanya, Obasanjo regime, Power, Space, VIOsNo CommentsViews:
Space, Power and the City in Abuja's 20 Year Old Impossible Traffic Jam

Taken at 5.37 pm last Thursday, this picture is the formative stage of a daily experience for all who live between Nasarawa State and Abuja township.  Conservatively between 6 – 10. 30... Read more

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