The president said he wished there were other paths to toe to turn around the country’s economy without removing fuel subsidy, but there was none.
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“No. Government is very clear. The fuel subsidy regime is not sustainable. The PPMC, NNPC and the PPPRA made that clear in April. What they said was that the Federal Government can no longer pay subsidies on petrol and that prices will be determined by market forces. In any case, there is no provision for subsidy payments in the 2020 budget”
Prominent Nigerian Pastor, T. B. Joshua, has again waded into the contentious issue of the worldwide coronavirus outbreak, calling on world leaders to reopen the economy.
Unhappy about the low key celebration that would be witnessed on Tuesday (today) as Muslim faithful mark the annual Eid-el-Kabir in Nigeria, the Peoples Democratic Party @ Your Door Campaign has assured that by next celebration, things would have turned out for the better.