63 Years, ₦46 Trillion in Debt; Three Years Under Tinubu, About ₦166 Trillion — Yet Fuel Subsidy Is Gone!
SNOW TV NEWS DESKHow can a country remove fuel subsidy, increase government revenue and still face an unprecedented rise in public debt?For decades, Nigerians have endured successive governments, economic hardship, poor infrastructure and repeated promises of a better future. But the country's growing debt profile is raising fresh questions about leadership, accountability and the future of the Nigerian economy.A widely circulated comparison claims that Nigeria accumulated about ₦46 trillion in public debt over several decades, while the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has seen debt figures rise dramatically within just three years.However, the figures require proper context. The ₦46.25 trillion figure represents Nigeria's total public debt stock at the end of...


