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NNPCL Fuel Discount Ends Today as Nigerians Question Fairness of Temporary Relief Measures
Nigeria's latest fuel relief measure expires today Saturday, October 31, as concerns grow over whether temporary government interventions are doing enough to ease the country's rising cost of living. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited's (NNPCL) 30-day petrol discount, which offered motorists ₦66 off every litre...
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NNPCL Fuel Discount Ends Today as Nigerians Question Fairness of Temporary Relief Measures
Nigeria's latest fuel relief measure expires today Saturday, October 31, as concerns grow over whether temporary government interventions are doing...
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