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Restoring subsidies could cost Nigeria 20 trillion naira annually

A report estimates that reinstating subsidies in Nigeria would cost 20 trillion naira each year. The headline does not indicate that the subsidies have been restored.

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Such a fiscal burden could worsen Nigeria's budget pressures and affect energy prices and public finances.

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  1. Bringing back subsidies will cost Nigeria N20trn annually — Report – Daily Trust ↗dailytrust.com · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 4:16 AM UTC

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