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Atiku Happy With Fuel Subsidy Withdrawal 

By orientalnewsngJune 6, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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Yemisi Izuora

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has described the removal of subsidy and price-fixing for petrol as a right move by the federal government.

In his verified Twitter handle on Friday, he called on Federal and State Governments to remove other impediments and roll out incentives to spur investments in the oil sector.

“Federal government finally withdraws from the fuel subsidy and price-fixing bazaar that had been rife with corruption and stalling investments.

“This is something patriots have been calling for and for which I was demonised.

“The stoppage of subsidy and price-fixing is a right move, although it should have come earlier when the economy was stronger.

“Federal and state governments should proceed to remove other impediments and roll out incentives to spur investments in the sector, especially the numerous refineries that had been licensed but are yet to be built.

“Then ensure the quality of fuel meets set standards,” Abubakar twitted.

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