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Fuel Subsidy: CISLAC Queries $800m World Bank Loan for Nigerians

Fuel Subsidy: CISLAC Queries $800m World Bank Loan for Nigerians   The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre, CISLAC, has queried the Federal Government over the World Bank’s $800 million loan to the country, as a palliative to cushion the effect of the proposed fuel subsidy removal...

Subsidy Removal Suspension: FG Plans Supplementary Budget

Subsidy Removal Suspension: FG Plans Supplementary Budget   The National Economic Council, in Abuja, asked the Federal Government to put the June deadline for petroleum subsidy removal on hold, pending the review of existing plans to provide palliatives for Nigerians. While arguing that the petrol subsidy should...

LCCI, NUPENG Knock FG Over Subsidy Removal, $800m Palliative Loan

LCCI, NUPENG Knock FG Over Subsidy Removal, $800m Palliative Loan   The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has raised concerns over the $800 million loan the Federal Government has secured to cushion the effect of premium motor spirit (PMS) subsidy removal on poor Nigerians,...

Fuel Subsidy: FG To Begin 40% Pay Rise For Workers By April Ending

Fuel Subsidy: FG To Begin 40% Pay Rise For Workers By April Ending   Barring any last-minute change of plans, the Federal Government will begin payment of the planned increase in civil servants’ pay by the end of this month (April), The PUNCH can report. The President,...

10m Households To Get N5,000 As Subsidy Palliative For Six Months – FG

10m Households To Get N5,000 As Subsidy Palliative For Six Months - FG   The federal government will pay N5,000 to 10 million households for six months as palliative for removing petrol subsidy after June. Economic Confidential reports that the amount is N50 billion per month and...

FG Says Fuel Subsidy, Oil Theft Gulped N29trn

FG Says Fuel Subsidy, Oil Theft Gulped N29trn   The Federal Government, disclosed that the amount spent on subsidising Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, between 2005 and 2021 was N13tn, adding that the country lost N16.3tn to oil theft from 2009 to 2020. It disclosed this...