President Goodluck Jonathan Thursday renewed the call for
the removal of fuel subsidy saying this is the only way to encourage private
investment into the nation’s refineries.
He spoke in Abuja when he met Participants of the 2012 Senior Executive Course, 34 of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, NIPSS.
He said looking at what is obtainable in other countries, Nigeria stand to gain more if she allows market forces to determine the cost of petrol.
He spoke in Abuja when he met Participants of the 2012 Senior Executive Course, 34 of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, NIPSS.
He said looking at what is obtainable in other countries, Nigeria stand to gain more if she allows market forces to determine the cost of petrol.
Its all bull,this govt are not credible of making the removal of subsidy work
ReplyDeleteCorruption will not allow it be
ReplyDeletelol! this is the most laughable govt i have ever come across
ReplyDeleteWhatever,Vivien,forget this government
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