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Niger’s food economy remains under threat as attacks drive traders, farmers off roads • I support Muslim-Muslim ticket because Tinubu is working – Jingir • Popular Nigerian General Overseer, Pastor Adamson Aromaegbe is dead • New Zealand moves to ban social media for under-16s • Religion must unite, not divide Nigerians — Fashola • Singer Wasiu Ayinde, Malaika cry on stage after hearing news of Ogogo’s death [VIDEO] • ‘Painful void in Nigeria’s creative community’ – Atiku mourns Taiwo Hassan • Infantino could face re-election challenge, UEFA boss Ceferin warns • Atiku: ‘Take it easy, no insults’ – ADC knocks presidency • TETFund: Lighting Up Nigeria, Projecting a Culture of Excellence Across Africa and the World • NDIC strengthens procurement capacity amid banking-sector reforms • Tinubu govt can’t claim to have ended subsidy while funding fuel shortfalls – Atiku • PIA at 5: Nigeria’s oil reform faces fresh • PDP: Can Turaki camp turns Osun court victory into control of party? • Chukwueze Wins Man Of The Match In Milan’s Win At Torino • FG engages Israeli, French firms to produce two satellites • Nigeria lost a committed patriot in Yar’Adua – Utomi • EPL: Man Utd told Osimhen will cure their problems • DSS, Other Security Forces Neutralise Two Suspected Kidnappers, Rescue Abducted Man In Imo • FG and Umahi’s roads to hell, by Dele Sobowale • Niger’s food economy remains under threat as attacks drive traders, farmers off roads • I support Muslim-Muslim ticket because Tinubu is working – Jingir • Popular Nigerian General Overseer, Pastor Adamson Aromaegbe is dead • New Zealand moves to ban social media for under-16s • Religion must unite, not divide Nigerians — Fashola • Singer Wasiu Ayinde, Malaika cry on stage after hearing news of Ogogo’s death [VIDEO] • ‘Painful void in Nigeria’s creative community’ – Atiku mourns Taiwo Hassan • Infantino could face re-election challenge, UEFA boss Ceferin warns • Atiku: ‘Take it easy, no insults’ – ADC knocks presidency • TETFund: Lighting Up Nigeria, Projecting a Culture of Excellence Across Africa and the World • NDIC strengthens procurement capacity amid banking-sector reforms • Tinubu govt can’t claim to have ended subsidy while funding fuel shortfalls – Atiku • PIA at 5: Nigeria’s oil reform faces fresh • PDP: Can Turaki camp turns Osun court victory into control of party? • Chukwueze Wins Man Of The Match In Milan’s Win At Torino • FG engages Israeli, French firms to produce two satellites • Nigeria lost a committed patriot in Yar’Adua – Utomi • EPL: Man Utd told Osimhen will cure their problems • DSS, Other Security Forces Neutralise Two Suspected Kidnappers, Rescue Abducted Man In Imo • FG and Umahi’s roads to hell, by Dele Sobowale

August 24, 2026|06:39

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Nigeria’s subsidy debate pits cheaper petrol against reform gains

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Before May 2023, petrol was kept artificially cheap at around N200 per litre, with the government covering the shortfall between

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