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"My people shall not be poor”: mosque-based microfinance model and poverty alleviation among Nigerian muslims
Even though various Governmental and Non-Governmental Organisations have risen up to the challenge of alleviating poverty and reducing income inequality in Nigeria through the medium of microcredit and microfinance, the efforts appeared to be plagued by inept performance, low outreach and religious...
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