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No return to fuel subsidy, multiple exchange rates, Oyedele insists

Premium Times's headline. Reported by Premium Times, BusinessDay, Nigerian Tribune, Punch, BusinessDay, Vanguard.

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What Premium Times reported

"Let me be clear, there will be no return to fuel subsidies or multiple exchange rates," he said.

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No return to fuel subsidy, multiple exchange rates, Oyedele insists. "Let me be clear, there will be no return to fuel subsidies or multiple exchange rates," he said. Covered by 6 publications. Premium Times: No return to fuel subsidy, multiple exchange rates, Oyedele insists. BusinessDay: Naira risks weakening to N4,000/$ if fuel subsidy returns — Oyedele. Nigerian Tribune: Fuel subsidy return could push Naira to N4,000/$, Oyedele warns. Punch: Fuel subsidy return could push Naira to N4,000/$, Oyedele warns. BusinessDay: Naira risks weakening to N4,000/$ if fuel subsidy returns — Oyedele. Vanguard: Fuel subsidy return could push Naira to N4,000/$ — Oyedele.

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  1. Premium Times Nigeria No return to fuel subsidy, multiple exchange rates, Oyedele insists "Let me be clear, there will be no return to fuel subsidies or multiple exchange rates," he said. 17 Oct · Tier 2
  2. BusinessDay Nigeria Naira risks weakening to N4,000/$ if fuel subsidy returns — Oyedele The Nigerian naira could weaken to N4,000 per dollar if the Federal Government considers restoring petrol subsidies, Taiwo Oyedele, minister 19 Oct · Tier 2
  3. Nigerian Tribune Nigeria Fuel subsidy return could push Naira to N4,000/$, Oyedele warns MINISTER of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, has warned that merely considering a return to petrol subsidy could trigger capital flight, undermine investor confidence and push the naira towards N3,000, N3,500 or even N4,000 to the dollar. 19 Oct · Tier 3
  4. Punch Nigeria Fuel subsidy return could push Naira to N4,000/$, Oyedele warns Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele warns that returning to petrol subsidy could trigger capital flight and push the naira to N4,000 per dollar. 19 Oct · Tier 3
  5. BusinessDay Nigeria Naira risks weakening to N4,000/$ if fuel subsidy returns — Oyedele The Nigerian naira could weaken to N4,000 per dollar if the Federal Government considers restoring petrol subsidies, Taiwo Oyedele, minister 19 Oct · Tier 3
  6. Vanguard Nigeria Fuel subsidy return could push Naira to N4,000/$ — Oyedele Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, has warned that a return to petrol subsidy could trigger capital flight, weaken investor confidence and push the naira to between N3,000 and N4,000 to the dollar. Oyedele gave the warning on Monday during a press briefing a 20 Oct · Tier 3

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