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FCT residents lament hardship over fuel price hike

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Residents in Abuja’s FCT lament worsening economic hardship as the latest fuel price hike to N1,500/litre increases transport fares and living costs. Read More: https://punchng.com/fct-residents-lament-hardship-over-fuel-price-hike/

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