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30 months after subsidy removal, FG spends N30.6tn, saves N15.8tn

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30 months after petrol subsidy removal, the Federal Government has spent N30.6tn on economic reforms while saving N15.8tn. Get the full details. Read More: https://punchng.com/30-months-after-subsidy-removal-fg-spends-n30-6tn-saves-n15-8tn/

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