The IMF recently clarified that it had no involvement in Nigeria’s decision to remove fuel subsidies, emphasizing that the policy was a domestic choice. During a press conference, IMF's Abebe Selassie highlighted the need for social investments to mitigate the impact on vulnerable Nigerians amid...
Nigeria’s Finance Minister Wale Edun reveals that the country’s $600 million monthly fuel imports also serve neighboring nations, not just Nigeria. This disclosure, following the subsidy removal on May 29, 2023, has sparked controversy and criticism, intensifying the #EndBadGovernance protests...
Nigeria spends $600 million monthly on fuel imports, Finance Minister Wale Edun reveals. This high cost, attributed to neighboring countries benefiting from Nigeria's fuel, led to the removal of the fuel subsidy. Edun emphasizes the lack of accurate domestic consumption data and the focus on...
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