6 h. ago Fuel surcharge: Road to progress or roadblock to prosperity?

Amidst the flurry of new tax laws and economic policies in Nigeria, the re-emergence of the 5 percent fuel surcharge read more Fuel surcharge: Road to progress or roadblock to prosperity?

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37 h. ago Falana Faults 5% Fuel Surcharge, Warns Against Total Subsidy Removal

He said that introducing a fresh surcharge could amount to multiple taxation, burdening already strained consumers. The post Falana Faults 5% Fuel Surcharge, Warns Against Total Subsidy Removal appeared first on Channels Television.

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3 d. ago Despite FG’s clarification: Opposition mounts against fuel tax

•Manufacturers, business owners, economists, labour say levy counterproductive, will worsen hardship By Juliana Taiwo-Obalonye (Abuja), Merit Ibe (Lagos), Adanna Nnamani (Abuja) The Federal Government’s plan to introduce a five per cent surcharge on petrol, diesel and aviation fuel has ignited widespread concern among citizens, businesses, labour unions, and economic analysts.  The fuel tax, which is […] The post Despite FG’s clarification: Opposition mounts against fuel tax appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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6 d. ago No plans for immediate implementation of 5% fuel surcharge — Edun

Tribune Online No plans for immediate implementation of 5% fuel surcharge — Edun The Federal Government has dismissed concerns that Nigerians will soon face an additional five per cent fuel surcharge, clarifying that there are no immediate plans to implement the provision contained in the recently passed 2025 Nigerian Tax Administration Act. Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, gave this assurance on Tuesday […] No plans for immediate implementation of 5% fuel surcharge — Edun Tribune Online

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6 d. ago 5% fuel surcharge not new tax, won’t take effect in 2026 –FG

From Adanna Nnamani, Abuja The Federal Government has clarified that the controversial 5 per cent fuel surcharge contained in the newly signed Nigerian Tax Administration Act 2025 is not a new levy and will not take effect automatically in 2026. Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, who addressed journalists in […] The post 5% fuel surcharge not new tax, won’t take effect in 2026 –FG appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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6 d. ago Fuel Surcharge: TUC Protest Misguided, Policy Not Starting In January — Oyedele

Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, has allayed public fears about the 5% fuel surcharge included in the new tax reform laws, stressing that the levy has not been imposed and will not automatically begin in January 2026, as widely being speculated. Oyedele, who spoke on Tuesday morning, […]

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7 d. ago No Indication 5% Fuel Surcharge Will Begin In January, Says Oyedele

Oyedele assured Nigerians that the reform initiatives of the Tinubu administration will yield results, asking for patience from the citizens.  The post No Indication 5% Fuel Surcharge Will Begin In January, Says Oyedele appeared first on Channels Television.

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7 d. ago 5% Fuel Surcharge Was Introduced In 2007, Not By Tinubu’s Govt — Oyedele

The surcharge stipulates a 5% fee on any litre of fuel purchased, prompting backlash from Nigerians.  The post 5% Fuel Surcharge Was Introduced In 2007, Not By Tinubu’s Govt — Oyedele appeared first on Channels Television.

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7 d. ago Fuel Surcharge Aimed At Fixing Nigeria’s Roads’, Says Tax Reform Chair Oyedele

  The Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele said the proposed fuel surcharge was not to add additional burden on Nigerians but to generate dedicated revenue to fix the country’s decaying road network. Oyedele identified the decaying road network as a major driver of high inflation, especially in […]

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7 d. ago 5% fuel surcharge: Myths, facts, and how it helps our transport infrastructure

It’s me again, here to clear the air. I am confident in this government and its vision, so I want read more 5% fuel surcharge: Myths, facts, and how it helps our transport infrastructure

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