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BREAKING: Nigerians To Buy Fuel At N750/Litre As President Tinubu Removes subsidy

May 29,2023. As the federal government prepares to completely deregulate the downstream sector of the Nigerian oil and gas industry in the coming months, stakeholders in the sector have told Nigerians to be ready to pay as much as N750 per litre of petrol at filling stations. This was the highpoint of stakeholders’ interventions during |

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Labour Seriously Warns FG On Petrol Subsidy Removal

The organised labour has cautioned the federal government against petrol subsidy removal, vowing to resist the move if it is not carried along.

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PENGASSAN President says fuel will be sold for less than N500 after subsidy is removed

PENGASSAN President has said that Nigerians may likely buy fuel for less than N500 per liter after the fuel subsidy is removed.

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Petrol to sell for N750 per litre soon, stakeholders warn

Petrol to sell for N750 per litre soon, stakeholders warn
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Subsidy removal will push fuel prices to N750 per litre

Government’s strategy must be issue-based and not confrontational, an expert said.

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