
Nigeria has returned to paying petrol subsidy as the landing cost of around N180 per litre exceeds the pump price of N162 per litre, following a 45 percent increase in the global crude oil price. Zainab Ahmed, minister of finance, budget and national planning, has said the Federal Government is no longer paying subsidies because…
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