2027: Atiku tackles Tinubu over fuel price

Atiku Abubakar criticizes President Tinubu’s fuel price policies, accusing his administration of causing economic hardship and promising relief only for 20

A multibillion-dollar fuel subsidy that kept Nigerian pump prices low for decades has emerged as a central battleground ahead of January’s presidential elections.

According to Atiku, the impact of insecurity extends beyond the affected communities, as farmers being driven away from their land contributes to rising food prices across the country.

The call to return the fuel subsidy has struck a chord, especially among the masses. It has received an overwhelming positive feedback from the Nigerian public. It is now a popular opinion and a conversation no serious politician in Nigeria can avoid, since the proposition to reverse it was made by the Presidential Can