Is Nigeria’s 'Rhythm of Repair' a sustainable culture or just a survival mechanism?
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From fixing broken electronics to repurposing old parts, Nigerians are world-class at the art of 'making do.' While this culture of repair shows our incredible resilience and ingenuity, some argue it prevents us from demanding better quality products or true industrial innovation. Do you think our constant patching of broken systems actually keeps the country from moving forward, or is this 'repair culture' a vital asset we should be proud of?
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