Nigeria’s recent fuel price hike, triggered by the government’s removal of subsidies, marks a significant pivot in the country’s economic strategy.
By allowing market forces to determine fuel prices, with petrol now exceeding N1,000 per litre in major cities, the government has embarked on a path it believes will create long-term economic stability and efficiency.
However, this bold move comes with significant risks, particularly for the millions of Nigerians who must now bear the immediate burden of soaring fuel costs.
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