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Nigeria Fuel Price Surge 2025: Impact on Auto Owners, Taxi Fares & Running Costs

July 11, 2025

Nigeria Fuel Price Surge 2025: Impact on Auto Owners, Taxi Fares & Running Costs

The year 2025 has brought a wave of economic shifts, and one of the most pressing changes hitting Nigerian households ...

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