ITUC-Africa faults Nigeria’s plans to remove subsidy on electricity

According to ITUC-Africa, economic growth must lift Nigerians and other Africans out of poverty rather than deepen inequality, frowning at Nigeria’s government plans to remove subsidy on electricity. The post ITUC-Africa faults Nigeria’s plans to remove subsidy on electricity...

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August 5, 2026 · 12:43 · 5 min read

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