
Nigeria's petrol subsidy was also an electricity policy
When the grid fails, a fuel subsidy can double as an electricity policy. What happens to the people who rely on it when the state removes it before building anything to replace it?
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Fikayo Akeredolu holds a DPhil in Politics from the University of Oxford, where she studied the political economy of energy transitions in Nigeria.

When the grid fails, a fuel subsidy can double as an electricity policy. What happens to the people who rely on it when the state removes it before building anything to replace it?