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The study aims to assess the socioeconomic implications of removing fuel subsidies on household welfare in Tunga, Niger State.

July 15, 2026Al-Ghary Journal of Economic and Administrative SciencesOpen Access

Fuel Subsidy Removal and Its Socioeconomic Implications on Household Welfare in Tunga, Niger State

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The study aims to assess the socioeconomic implications of removing fuel subsidies on household welfare in Tunga, Niger State.
Survey methodology conducted on 400 households with 300 valid responses.
Analysis included descriptive statistics and ANOVA.
Evaluation of household perspectives on fuel price changes and spending behaviors.
Households experienced significant increases in fuel and transportation costs, and rising food prices.
Disposable income declined, with a statistically significant link to subsidy removal (F = 4.56, p = 0.003).
Findings align with cost-push theory, showing reduced purchasing power affected household welfare.

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Investigation reveals significant impacts of fuel subsidy removal on household welfare, suggesting implications for policy adjustments.

Emmanuel Oyasor (2026) studied this question.

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