Debts, market monopoly hurt Nigerians as fuel ‘subsidy’ backfires

About one year after the much-hyped fuel subsidy removal was implemented, Nigerians seem to be back to the gruesome era of fuel supply shortfall as a shortage in importation, amidst mounting debts owed marketers, has disrupted local supply.

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