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We can’t remove fuel subsidy overnight – Finance Minister

Nigeria’s Minister of Finance, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed, has agreed to a cautious fuel subsidy removal amidst International Monetary Fund recommendation that Nigeria should remove oil subsidies, saying it cannot be removed overnight.

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