Fuel subsidy and PMS Politics: a reaction to Lamido Sanusi on subsidy [Opinion]
8By ‘Tunji Ariyomo I have read the opinion expressed by Mallam Lamido Sanusi over the ongoing oil subsidy imbroglio. I am one of those who once said Sanusi is not[...]
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By ‘Tunji Ariyomo I have read the opinion expressed by Mallam Lamido Sanusi over the ongoing oil subsidy imbroglio. I am one of those who once said Sanusi is not[...]
The fuel subsidy on Nigerian petroleum benefits the cabal more than it benefits the poor, said Nigeria’s Central Bank Governor, Mr. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi during an interview on Channels TV[...]
Nigeria’s Petroleum Minister, Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke, yesterday, gave reasons why the government would not revert fuel price to N65 per litre. According to the Minister, maintaining the fuel subsidy would[...]
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By Tolu Ogunlesi The piece below was originally published in the Guardian U.K. I remember watching
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