- Senate backs higher tax on sugary drinks
- Manufacturers warn of rising costs and job losses
ABUJA, NIGERIA – Nigeria’s proposed sugar tax has opened a new front in the country’s difficult reform agenda, pitting public health against jobs, investment, and industrial growth.
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