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a nigga who learned to enjoy his own company is hard to manipulate. loneliness ain’t a threat no more.
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“Fuel is ₦1,400.”
“Fuel is ₦1,500.”
“Why are we not protesting?”
“APC is evil."
"Tinubu is this, Tinubu is that.”
But many people still refuse to understand the root of the problem.
The removal of fuel subsidy is a major reason for the sharp increase in fuel prices and the ripple effect on transportation and the cost of goods. The subsidy had become an enormous burden on Nigeria’s finances and could not continue indefinitely.
Was the removal painful? Absolutely. But reversing it is not the magic solution people imagine.
Obi will not restore it.
Atiku will not restore it.
No serious President can simply come in today and make petrol N500 without bringing back a subsidy system that Nigeria can no longer sustainably afford.
You may disagree with the policy, but understand the reality: subsidy removal is here to stay.
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Spending and Debt: The government says Peter Obi spent about $4.05 billion (about N5.4 trillion at current rates) in his 8 years, and contracted US$123.77 million in external debt alone. It argues that borrowing is not bad if used for development.
