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Nigeria: No longer an oil state?

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While there is much speculation about Nigeria’s probably post-oil future, it is in fact already a present reality: In 2015, for the first time since 1971, Nigeria’s public finances had already earned more from non-oil sources than from oil revenues. The transformation to a post-oil future is already in the past.

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Date

1 August 2019

Publisher

Oxford Martin School

Research theme

Tax and Governance

Programme

Nigerian Tax Research Network

Keywords

government revenue Nigeria oil

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Authors

Sarah Burns

Olly Owen

Associate Research Fellow

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