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Nigeria’s illicit alcohol trade valued at N428 billion

A report assesses Nigeria’s illicit alcohol trade at N428 billion. The headline frames the issue as a major underground economic activity.

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A large illicit market can reduce tax revenues and increase public-health risks from unregulated alcohol.

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  1. Illicit alcohol trade: Situating the gravity of Nigeria's N428bn ↗thesun.ng · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 2:02 AM UTC

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