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If you're an average person living in Nigeria at the moment, chances are that you're not living in this country by choice. In fact, if I ask you to draw up a list of the places you'd rather be living, I'd bet Nigeria wouldn't feature in the top three, or top five... or for people who are really really frustrated], in the top twenty. I feel your pain. What else is there to say? There's nothing I can tell you that you're not already tired of hearing. No light? Corruption? The economy? Insecurity? Police brutality? You're tired of waiting for things to get better, or you just don't care anymore. ...

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"To France from Israel: How to Live with Terror" is from the July 19, 2016 World section of The New York Times. It was written by Isabel Kershner and James Glanz and narrated by Fleet Cooper.

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