Nigerian Government Reports Trillions Saved from Fuel Subsidy Removal
The Nigerian government announced that it saved N15.8 trillion from the removal of fuel subsidies, averting a deeper economic crisis. These savings are reportedly being redirected towards development, with N30.6 trillion spent on wages, debt, and infrastructure over 31 months.
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How FG spent ₦30.64 trillion on wages, debt, infrastructure in 31 months – Minister
The Finance Minister says additional resources generated during the reform helped to fund higher wages, debt obligations and infrastructure, while acknowledging that household welfare remains a major unfinished task. The post How FG spent ₦30.64 trillion on wages, debt, infrastructure in 31 months – Minister appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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