Nigeria has one less reason to grow its ballooning debt stock after last week’s move to abandon costly petrol subsidies that would have drained $12.9 billion (N6 trillion) from state finances this year. Cash-strapped and with little room to sustain its explosive debt appetite, Nigeria faced a d
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