Rising petrol prices are adding to Nigeria’s cost of living pressures, with higher fuel costs driving increases in transportation, food and other essential expenses.
The removal of the petrol subsidy has left consumers more exposed to changes in global crude oil prices, making domestic fuel prices increasingly sensitive to movements in the international oil market.
The rising cost of transportation has also contributed to higher prices for goods and services as businesses pass increased operating and logistics expenses on to consumers.
The development continues to place financial pressure on households, particularly those already struggling with rising prices and declining purchasing power.
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