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‘Concerns about social resistance, subsidy dilemma as month ends’

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Rating agency, Fitch and other stakeholders have once again re-affirmed Nigeria’s dilemma on subsidy removal and concerns about social resistance as the end of another month of unchanged fuel price nears.

The post ‘Concerns about social resistance, subsidy dilemma as month ends’ appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News.

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