‘If Ignorance Had Another Name, It Would Be Tinubu’ – Okonkwo Says Atiku Won’t Return to Old Subsidy Regime
Kenneth Okonkwo said subsidy removal was ill-timed and argued that more than 35 million Nigerians still struggle to feed amid rising prices.
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There shouldn't be fuel subsidy in Nigeria - Kenneth Okonkwo
Mr Kenneth Okonkwo, the spokesperson for the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Atiku Abubakar, has asserted that fuel subsidy should not exist in Nigeria. During his appearance on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, Okonkwo, however, criticised the timing of fuel subsidy removal by the President Bola Tinubu administration, describing it as ill-conceived. He highlighted that […] There shouldn’t be fuel subsidy in …
Subsidy: Tinubu Misconstrued Atiku’s Plan To Make Petrol Affordable - Kenneth Okonkwo
Spokesperson for the 2027 presidential campaign of former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, Kenneth Okonkwo, has said President Bola Tinubu misconstrued the petrol subsidy policy recently proposed by the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate. The actor-turned-politician spoke on Channels Television’s programme, where he dismissed insinuations that Atiku was planning to return Nigeria to the “corruption-ridden” subsidy regime of …
Why Restoring Subsidy Would Set Nigeria Back By Former Abia Speaker Chinedum Orji — Akelicious
When Alhaji Atiku Abubakar recently said he would restore petroleum subsidy if elected president, he tapped into a familiar frustration. Fuel prices are high, transport costs bite, and households are feeling the squeeze. That pain is real. But the promise to bring back the old subsidy regime is not relief. It is a return to a policy that bled the treasury, starved the states, and kept Nigeria dependent on borrowing to buy fuel. For decades the s…
‘If Ignorance Had Another Name, It Would Be Tinubu’ – Okonkwo Says Atiku Won’t Return to Old Subsidy Regime
Kenneth Okonkwo, spokesperson for the 2027 presidential campaign of former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, says President Bola Tinubu misconstrued the petrol subsidy policy recently proposed by the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate. The actor-turned-politician spoke on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics programme, where he dismissed insinuations that Atiku is planning to return Nigeria to the “corruption-ridden” subsid…
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