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Nigeria suspends 15% fuel import tariff to stabilize prices and promote fair competition.
Nigeria’s government has suspended a proposed 15% fuel import tariff, averting potential price spikes and stabilizing the economy amid rising inflation and a cost-of-living crisis.
The move ends decades of policies favoring a single private refinery, breaking entrenched monopolies and protecting consumers from inflated prices.
By preventing a single entity from dominating fuel supply, the decision supports market competition, safeguards the informal sector, and helps maintain macroeconomic stability.
Analysts warn reliance on one underperforming refinery poses risks, emphasizing the need for reforms that prioritize public welfare over private profit.
The reversal reflects a shift toward state leadership focused on national interest.
Nigeria suspende el arancel de importación de combustible del 15% para estabilizar los precios y promover una competencia justa.