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Nigerian holiday visitors boost economy but widen wealth gap, raising living costs for locals.
Nigerian visitors returning from abroad, known as "IJGBs," are boosting the economy during holidays but also widening the wealth gap.
Their influx during festive periods like "Detty December" drives up prices in cities like Lagos and Abuja, making it harder for locals to afford living costs.
This disparity has deepened since Nigeria's independence in 1960, with over 10% of the population now owning more than 60% of the country's wealth.
Limited job opportunities push many Nigerians to seek better prospects abroad.
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Los visitantes nigerianos de vacaciones impulsan la economía, pero amplían la brecha de riqueza, aumentando los costos de vida de los lugareños.