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The Pertinency of Fuel Subsidy in Nigeria’s Economic Recessiondoi:10.11648/j.ijes.20170102.13FuelSubsidyEconomicRecessionTransportationandSoundPolicyThis paper emphatically identified fuel subsidy as a sound policy that will resuscitate Nigeria from the present recession. Nigeria's economy was officially ...
With daily consumption of roughly 40 million litres, that's 1.2 billion naira ($3.15 MM) per day, at a time when low oil prices have left Nigeria's budget 5.60 trillion naira in deficit. "The reality of it is that whether it's subsidy, (whatever) you want to call it... it's...
The study focused on Nigeria as a significant oil producing country in Sub Saharan Africa and employs narrative method for its analysis. The study concludes that while fuel subsidy removal policy (in the short term) would have welfare implications, in the long run, the policy would bring about...
This paper addresses the arguments for and against fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria as a political discourse in the Nigerian media. We examine the political discourse from the theoretical and methodological perspectives of discourse structure, linguistic function, and ideological bearing as provided by Cri...
The United States, yesterday, disclosed that Nigeria’s inability to eliminate subsidy on petroleum products and failure to hands off the fixing of electricity tariffs is hampering the provision of critical social infrastructure in the country. ...
Nigeria's fuel subsidy bill is expected to be more than halved this year com- pared with last year, following a rise in regulated prices and as measures are brought in to curb fraud and waste. Government spending on gasoline sub- sidies from January to August this year was less than 550...
The Fuel Subsidy Conundrum (part 2)Chido Onumah
Moreover, the APC and its government have failed to allow an open investigation into allegations of fuel price overcharge as well as the fraudulent subsidy regime through which over N14 trillion had allegedly been frittered by unscrupulous individuals in the APC. ...
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