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Oju and Inu: solidarity in the informal market space in Ibadan, Nigeria.
Informal markets provide employment for a large spectrum of Nigerians. These markets provide access to livelihood for those willing to work within the market environment and operate within its rules. A major normative value, which also spells out the ethics in the informal market space, is solidarit...
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