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The bitter truth about petroleum subsidy removal
If we refine crude oil in Nigeria, the prices of petroleum products would be far less than what we are currently paying and the issue of subsidy would not arise so the government would not need to save or recover whatever money they claim to be spending or wasting now all in the name of subsidy.
By Afam Nnaji on November, 25 2011
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If we refine crude oil in Nigeria, the prices of petroleum products would be far less than what we are currently paying and the issue of subsidy would not arise so the government would not need to save or recover whatever money they claim to be spending or wasting now all in the name of subsidy.
By Afam Nnaji on November, 25 2011
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