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September 7, 2026|18:19

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2027: Makinde rejects subsidy, proposes cheaper domestic crude pricing

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Seyi Makinde rejects fuel subsidy return, proposing domestic crude pricing for Nigerian refineries to reduce petrol costs. Learn his ‘Reset Nigeria’ plan. Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-makinde-rejects-subsidy-proposes-cheaper-domestic-crude-pricing/

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