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Groups to protest subsidy removal on June 12

About 120 Civil Society groups plan to protest fuel subsidy removal by the Bola Tinubu administration on June 12. The groups said they had...

Subsidy: Tinubu directs govs on salaries, palliatives

President Bola Tinubu has directed the National Economic Council to come up with inputs on palliatives and the minimum wage review as part...

Subsidy: NLC shuns FG meeting, electricity workers back strike

The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, on Sunday shunned a meeting called by the Federal Government to discuss the subsidy removal and the attendant hike...

IPMAN demands equal access to forex as NNPCL

Dealers under the aegis of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, have called on the Federal Government to provide opportunity for marketers...

PDP governors Makinde, Wike back Tinubu on subsidy removal

Two governors of the Peoples Democratic Party , PDP, have thrown their weights behind President Bola Tinubu on the removal of petroleum subsidy. The Oyo...

FG, Labour meeting over fuel price deadlocked

Talks between the Federal Government and organised labour over the removal of fuel subsidy ended in a deadlock on Wednesday as they failed to...

The merit of premature policy announcements: Lessons from Robert Shiller’s “Narrative Economics”

By Abdulrauf Aliyu In the realm of effective governance, the timing and implementation of policy decisions play a crucial role in ensuring their success. It...

Fuel subsidy, oil theft gulped N29tn in 16 years, says FG

The Federal Government, on Thursday, said the amount spent on subsidising Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, between 2005 and 2021 was N13tn, adding...

Rural Electrification: FG to subsidise mini-grid developers

The federal government has announced plans to award subsidies to mini-grid developers for the deployment of solar power mini-grids to 150 underserved and unserved...

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