Nigerians laments new increment in fuel price, economic hardship

Nigerians laments new increment in fuel price, economic hardship

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Nigerians lament continued fuel shortage

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Nigerians react as fuel scarcity cripples economic activities

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Maiduguri residents laments short supply of fuel

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Nigerians lament high cost of petrol and its scarcity

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Nigerians decry continued fuel scarcity

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Nigerian Labour Congress protest against economic hardship

Nigerians speak on Nigeria at 61

Nigerians speak on Nigeria at 62

Alake of Egbaland appeals to Nigerians to promote peace in Nigeria

British High Commissioner laments Nigeria's growing problems, Global cases now 128.2 million

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