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From reforms to delivery: Our infrastructure investment and growth strategy

BusinessDay's headline. Reported by BusinessDay, BusinessDay, ThisDay, Nigerian Tribune, TVC News.

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What BusinessDay reported

Since 2023, we have made difficult but necessary decisions: removing the petrol subsidy, unifying the exchange rate, modernising the tax

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  1. BusinessDay Nigeria From reforms to delivery: Our infrastructure investment and growth strategy Since 2023, we have made difficult but necessary decisions: removing the petrol subsidy, unifying the exchange rate, modernising the tax 23 h ago · Tier 2
  2. BusinessDay Nigeria From reforms to delivery: Our infrastructure investment and growth strategy Since 2023, we have made difficult but necessary decisions: removing the petrol subsidy, unifying the exchange rate, modernising the tax 23 h ago · Tier 3
  3. ThisDay Nigeria From Reforms to Delivery: Our Infrastructure Investment and Growth Strategy Guest Columnist By Bola Ahmed Tinubu Since 2023, we have made difficult but necessary decisions: removing the petrol subsidy, unifying the exchange rate, modernising the tax framework, and coordinating action 15 h ago · Tier 3
  4. Nigerian Tribune Nigeria From reforms to delivery: Our infrastructure investment and growth strategy SINCE 2023, we have made difficult but necessary decisions: removing the petrol subsidy, unifying the exchange rate, modernising the tax framework, and coordinating action on inflation. These reforms have restored macro balance, quadrupled federation revenue since 2021 and rebuilt the credibility of 10 h ago · Tier 3
  5. TVC News Nigeria From Reforms To Delivery: Our Infrastructure Investment And Growth Strategy – By Bola Ahmed Tinubu Since 2023, we have made difficult but necessary decisions: removing the petrol subsidy, unifying the exchange rate, modernising the tax framework, and coordinating action on inflation. 5 h ago · Tier 3

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