- The Nigerian administration removed the fuel subsidy in an effort to prevent economic bankruptcy.
- Nigeria's economic reforms, including subsidy removal and naira float, are facing criticism over lack of palliatives.
Subsidy reversal is pressuring the naira to depreciate in Nigeria.
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Subsidy reversal is pressuring the naira to depreciate in Nigeria.
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