Former Central Bank of Nigeria governor, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has raised critical questions regarding the government's ongoing borrowing practices following the removal of the petrol subsidy. He highlighted the apparent contradiction of increasing debt levels despite the alleviation of a significant fiscal burden. Sanusi's comments underscore a broader economic concern about the sustainability of current financial strategies and the implications for Nigeria's fiscal health. The discourse reflects a growing scrutiny of the government's economic policies in light of recent subsidy reforms.
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