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Fuel Scarcity – Experts Debate Whether Or Not To Sustain Nigeria’s Subsidy Payment

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July 13, 2022

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The queues are back at filling stations in some parts of Nigeria and so is the suffering to get fuel. On one hand, oil marketers say the government is yet to pay them an outstanding petrol subsidy and has stopped supplies to their depots to allow them to sell for N165 per litre.

On the other hand, the Nigerian Governor’s Forum is warning that sustaining subsidy payments on petrol would further bleed out the federation account.

What must Nigeria do at this time to permanently resolve the supply shortfalls in the system?

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