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Nigeria should exit downstream business, too.

机译：尼日利亚应该退出下游业务。

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According to sources highly placed in Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) Party, the country's new president Muhammadu Buhari has been advised by his transition committee—a group of 19 advisors drawn from the APC—to privatize the country's four refineries and eliminate Nigeria's fuel subsidies. In the past, Nigeria's attempts to scale back fuel subsidies have been met with strong resistance from the public, though the country's previous administration, led by President Goodluck Jonathan who left office a few weeks ago, had been successful in cutting the subsidy budget for 2015 by 90, as lower crude prices pinched state finances and lower fuel prices made the move an easier pill for drivers to swallow. As for Nigeria's four refineries, the committee was said to have recommended selling them to get the cost of maintenance off the government's back.
机译：根据高度放置在尼日利亚的来源执政党国会所有进步人士(APC),国家新总统布哈里建议由他的过渡委员会19顾问的apc去私有化国家的四个炼油厂和消除尼日利亚燃料补贴。削减燃料补贴已经会见了公众的强烈反对,尽管为首的国家的前任政府总统乔纳森离开办公室星期前,已经成功地削减2015年补贴预算90%,较低的原油价格的国家财政和较低的燃料价格让司机此举更简单的药丸吞下。据说委员会推荐销售他们维护的成本政府的回来。

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