Petrol at N1,470/litre: Atiku Questions Tinubu's Govt on Fuel Subsidy Savings

Atiku to FG: Explain N1,450 petrol price despite rising oil revenues

Atiku Abubakar, former vice-president and presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has challenged the federal government to account read more Atiku to FG: Explain N1,450 petrol price despite rising oil revenues

Nigeria: N1,470 Per Litre - Int'l Crisis Can't Be Used As Excuse for Rising Domestic Fuel Prices

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has faulted the Federal Government over the rising price of petrol, saying the current international oil market crisis cannot be used as an excuse to justify Nigerians paying as much as N1,470 per litre.

Petrol at N1,470/litre: Atiku questions Tinubu's govt on fuel subsidy savings

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has raised the alarm after the pump price of petrol rose to N1,470 per litre. In a statement by his spokesperson, Phrank Shaibu, Atiku said the increase in fuel prices had further worsened the cost-of-living burden on Nigerians. He noted that every increase in the fuel pump price directly impacts […] Petrol at N1,470/litre: Atiku questions Tinubu’s govt on fuel subsidy savings

Atiku slams Tinubu over fuel price hike, demands probe of FAAC allocations

By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA: Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has faulted the administration of President Bola Tinubu over the current pump price of petrol, noting that Nigerians are now paying as much as ₦1,470 per litre even though crude oil, at $102.52 per barrel, sells for far less than the $147 per barrel it fetched […]

Fuel Price: Empty Abuja Streets, Stranded Commuters as Atiku Demands Answers From Tinubu

By Oscar Okhifo The impact of rising petrol prices was visible across Abuja on Tuesday morning as normally busy roads recorded unusually light traffic, while stranded commuters trekked and struggled…

Economist calls for transparency in use of fuel subsidy savings - Lagos Television

An economist and Director of Research and Strategy at Chapel Hill Denham, Tajudeen Ibrahim, has called for greater transparency and accountability in the use of savings generated from the removal of fuel subsidy, stressing the need for Nigerians to clearly understand how the funds are being deployed. Speaking on The Conversation on Lagos Television, Ibrahim...