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EDITORIAL: Petrol costs and the lingering ghost of subsidy

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NNPC petrol station used to tell the story.

In the end, PREMIUM TIMES believes that the most important question regarding the financing of this scheme is not whether the finance ministry pays immediately. It is whether the policy creates a cost that someone must eventually bear.

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