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NDC Rejects FG’s 30-Day Petrol Price Discount, Calls It Deceit

The Leadership about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has rejected the federal government’s 30-day petrol price discount, describing the measure as deceit. The opposition party was reacting to the federal government’s announcement on Thursday of plans to introduce a price-modulation mechanism for petrol, with a proposed ceiling of N1,350 per litre on the ex-gantry or landing cost of […]

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