Nigeria’s removal of fuel subsidies and its shift toward a more market-reflective foreign exchange regime in 2023 did more than alter prices. They quietly restructured the country’s political economy. The most consequential outcome of these reforms is no longer unfolding in Abuja’s macroeconom
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