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Oyedele Explains Why Nigeria Cannot Allocate All Its Crude to Local Refineries

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Nigeria’s Refined Petroleum Exports Hit $3.94bn as Fuel Imports Decline

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CORAN Seeks Presidential Roundtable on Naira-for-Crude and Refinery Financing

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NUPRC Proposes Crude Swap Plan to Support Local Refineries and Cut Fuel Costs

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Why Do High Crude Prices Hurt Nigerians Instead of Helping Us?

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Petrol Imports Rise as Local Refinery Supply Falls 21% in July

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Economist Says Production-Cost Pricing Could Cut Petrol to ₦435–₦687 Per Litre

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Nigeria’s Oil Revenue Strategy Is Leaving Nigerians With Costly Fuel

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Why Global Oil Prices and the Naira Keep Petrol Expensive in Nigeria

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Why Agbon’s Cheap-Petrol Plan Depends on Refineries Nigeria Cannot Yet Trust

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Why Rising Global Oil Prices Are Making Fuel Costlier in Nigeria

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Fuel Subsidy Return Could Cost Nigeria Up to ₦20tn Yearly, Oyedele Warns

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Petrol Should Cost ₦435–₦687 Per Litre, Petroleum Expert Argues

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Presidency Rejects Atiku’s Fuel Subsidy Plan, Cites Fiscal Risks and Refinery Investment

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Amaechi Says ADC Will Assess NNPCL Refineries Before Promising Revival

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NMDPRA Explains Why Petrol Prices Keep Fluctuating as Pump Price Tops ₦1,300

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Subsidy Removal: Comparing Fuel Price Increases Under Jonathan and Tinubu

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Atiku’s Subsidy Warning: Why Global Oil Shocks Hit Nigerians Harder

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ADC Urges Tinubu to Consider Controlled Fuel Support as Prices Bite

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A Simple Case for Fuel Subsidy: Explaining It With a Mango Tree

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Nigeria Must Build Its Wealth at Home, Not Export It

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Civil Servants Give Tinubu September 30 Deadline to Cut Fuel Price, Approve Wage Award

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Nigeria’s Resource Paradox: Why Oil Wealth Alone Cannot Fund Development

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Atiku Would Restore Petrol Subsidy Temporarily, Then Phase It Out — Aide

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Dangote Refinery IPO Targets $1.6bn as Oil Market Disruption Lifts Profits

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Atiku’s Cheaper Fuel Plan Still Needs Clear Answers on Cost and Funding

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Lokpobiri Says Petrol Still Costs Less in Nigeria Than in US, Ghana and South Africa

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Subsidy Removal: The Question Tinubu Must Answer Before 2027

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Enugu Palm Oil Producer Launches Commercial Sales, Plans $2.2m Refinery

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Dangote Plans $45bn African Expansion as Lagos Refinery Targets Higher Capacity

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