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Daily Post Nigeria on MSN
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Fuel Subsidy: FG to commence disbursement of N125bn grants to SMEs, manufacturers
The federal government says it will soon commence disbursement of funds under its N125 billion Presidential Palliative ...
AllAfrica.com on MSN
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Nigeria: Subsidy - Govt to Begin Disbursement of Presidential Grants, Loans to Businesses
The Federal Government has expressed its readiness to kick-off two programmes targeted at alleviating the impact of fuel subsidy removal.
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Ruto Praises Nigerian President Bola Tinubu For Removing Fuel Subsidies
President William Ruto on Friday praised his Nigerian counterpart Bola Tinubu for removing fuel subsidies. The President ...
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FG’s N9trn budget deficit raises concerns despite fuel subsidy cuts
Nigeria is facing one of its highest budget deficits on record even after the removal of fuel subsidies that were once a major drain on the country’s ...
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Fuel subsidy removal is causing us pain, frustration - Nigerian president Tinubu told
Nigeria's senior citizens under the aegis of the Nigeria Union of Pensioners (NUP) have decried the state of the economy and ...
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How honesty fuels Nigeria
The world spends almost 10% of global economic output on keeping fossil fuel costs artificially low for consumers, according to the International Monetary Fund. Economists have warned for decades that ...
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Nigeria plans to trim budget deficit to 3.9% of GDP next year
Nigeria plans to narrow its budget deficit to roughly 3.9% of gross domestic product (GDP) next year from about 6.1% this ...
Daily Post Nigeria8d
Service sector grows Nigeria’s GDP by 2.54% in Q3 despite fuel subsidy hardship
Despite the hardship occasioned by fuel subsidy removal in June, the service sector has pushed Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product to grow marginally in the third quarter of 2023 by 2.25 per cent.
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‘How Nigeria can record significant economic growth in 10 years’
The NTU-SBF Centre for African Studies has unveiled a 10-year economic roadmap for Nigeria. The 150-page report “Back to ...
Vanguard
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Ecovis Nigeria boss advocates more transparent GDP reporting
Managing Partner, Ecovis OUC  Nigeria, a firm of chartered accountants, Mr Andrew Uviase, has called for a more transparent ...
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Nigeria budget: President Tinubu says budget offers 'renewed hope'
Nigeria's president has delivered his first budget since taking office, as the country faces a deepening cost of living ...
Christian Science Monitor4d
How honesty fuels Nigeria
Africa’s most populous nation reaches toward an economy of trust without fossil fuel subsidies. The world spends almost 10% of global economic output on keeping fossil fuel costs artificially ...

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