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    Metro Fuel Subsidy: FG, Labour Leaders’ Meeting Ends In Deadlock - Daily Trust

    https://dailytrust.com/breaking-fg-labour-leaders-meeting-ends-in-deadlock/
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    Metro NNPC Confirms Upward Price Review As Fuel Hits N540 Per Litre - Daily Trust

    https://dailytrust.com/breaking-nnpc-confirms-upward-price-review-as-fuel-hits-n540-per-litre/
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    Metro It's official: Updated fuel prices by state - Business Day

    https://businessday.ng/news/article/lagos-to-maiduguri-all-you-need-to-know-about-new-petrol-prices/
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    Politics Petrol Subsidy Removal: Buhari hands over tough problem to Tinubu - Vanguard Newspaper

    https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/04/petrol-subsidy-removal-buhari-hands-over-tough-problem-to-tinubu/
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    Metro Buhari approves fuel subsidy removal, takes effect June 2023 - People's Gazette

    https://t.co/1IckwvEKIH
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    Metro Subsidy Removal: Past govts lacked courage to take action — Presidency - Vanguard Newspaper

    https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/09/subsidy-removal-past-govts-lacked-courage-to-take-action-presidency/
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    Metro FG Spent N731 Billion to Subsidise Inflated Petrol Imports, Says W’Bank – Thisdaylive

    A World Bank report called the “Nigeria Biannual Economic Update” for 2018, which was released on Monday and obtained by THISDAY yesterday in Abuja disclosed that Nigeria spent N731 billion to subsidise petrol consumption in the year under … Read more via Thisdaylive – http://bit.ly/2U3EeLL...
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    Business We don’t need National Assembly’s permission to subsidise petrol – NNPC –

    The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has given reasons for paying ‘subsidy’ on petrol without appropriation from the National Assembly. The Managing Director of the Petroleum Products Marketing Company, PPMC, Umar Ajiya, said the NNPC Act is a law on its own which the corporation...
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    Business Nigeria: Petrol Subsidy is Back, Actual Cost is N165/Litre

    The News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, has confirmed that the federal government has been subsidising the price of petrol sold to the populace by oil marketers. In several interviews conducted with authority figures at the NNPC and PPPRA, it was established that government has quietly been paying...
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