Nigeria’s petroleum minister is pushing for a unified national gas price to streamline the sector and eliminate distortions. Currently, multiple pricing bands exist, creating inefficiencies and discouraging investment. The minister argues a single price will attract investment and ensure a more sustainable gas market. Alongside this, the minister is advocating for a shift from broad-based subsidies to targeted support for vulnerable groups. This targeted approach aims to reduce the financial burden on the government while protecting those most in need. The proposed reforms are expected to stimulate economic growth and improve energy access across the country, paving the way for a more robust and equitable energy landscape. Implementation details and timelines remain under discussion.