By Emmanuel Kwada Fuel scarcity has worsened in Nigeria, with long queues resurfacing in Lagos, Abuja, and Kano. The situation has led to a surge in black market sales, with fuel selling for 1,500 naira in Katsina and 1,200 naira in Nasarawa. Many Nigerians have taken to social media to express their frustration and anger […]Continue Reading
How to abolish fuel subsidy without causing much pain By Daniel Adaji Since February 2022 Nigerians in the federal capital Abuja and some states have been enduring petrol scarcity, with regular long queues at petrol stations. The queues have continued despite the budgetary allocation of N4 trillion for fuel subsidy in 2022, which has provoked […]Continue Reading
By Theophilus Abbah Though I announced, on Day 1, that, for me, the lockdown for coronavirus started on Sunday, March 29, Nigeria’s strict social distancing, a preventive measure, officially took effect from Monday, March 30. It would be intensified on Tuesday, March 31 – for two weeks. I’m no clairvoyant, but I was still curious […]Continue Reading