Nigeria expects to save as much as one trillion naira ($2.6 billion) a year after it abolished subsidies paid to guarantee cheap gasoline in Africa’s top oil-producing country.
“Already, we have taken off the budgetary provision for subsidy which is about 500 billion naira,” Petro
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