Atiku’s N600 Petrol Proposal Not a Return to Subsidy - ADC Tells Presidency
The party said Atiku’s plan is a capped, audited production incentive for refineries that would lower petrol prices and support local refining.
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Nigerians Too Poor Not to Be Subsidised, ADC Tells Tinubu
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has rejected the Presidency's claim that restoring petrol subsidy to support a pump price of about N600 per litre could cost Nigeria N19.1 trillion annually, saying Nigerians are too poor to afford unsubsidised fuel.
Atiku’s N600 petrol proposal not a return to subsidy - ADC tells Presidency
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has rejected claims by the Presidency that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s proposal to reduce petrol prices to about N600 per litre amounts to a return to Nigeria’s old fuel subsidy regime. The party said Atiku’s proposal was instead a controlled production incentive for domestic refineries, designed to lower the […] Atiku’s N600 petrol proposal not a return to subsidy – ADC tells Presidency
Atiku’s N600 petrol proposal not a return to subsidy – ADC tells Presidency
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has rejected claims by the Presidency that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s proposal to reduce petrol prices to about N600 per litre amounts to a return to Nigeria’s old fuel subsidy regime. The party said Atiku’s proposal was instead a controlled production incentive for domestic refineries, designed to lower the cost of petrol while strengthening local refining capacity. The ADC National Publicit…
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