Dear fellow Nigerians,

I hope this message finds you well. Today, I would like to address an issue of great importance to our nation: fuel subsidy. It is no secret that fuel subsidy has been a subject of debate and controversy in our country for many years. As we discuss this matter, I urge you to approach it with an open mind and a spirit of unity, keeping in mind the greater good of our nation.

Fuel subsidy was initially introduced with the intention of making petroleum products more affordable and accessible to the Nigerian people. However, over time, it has become a burden on our economy, draining significant resources that could be allocated to other crucial sectors such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, and social welfare programs.

The truth is that fuel subsidy has been susceptible to corruption, inefficiency, and mismanagement. It has created an avenue for rent-seeking and has not always translated into the benefits it was intended to provide. We need to acknowledge this reality and find a more sustainable and equitable solution.

I understand that the removal or reduction of fuel subsidy can lead to short-term challenges, particularly for the most vulnerable members of our society. Therefore, any decision regarding fuel subsidy should be accompanied by measures to mitigate its impact on those who are most affected. These measures may include targeted social welfare programs, support for public transportation, and investments in renewable energy sources.

Additionally, it is essential that the savings from reducing or eliminating fuel subsidy are reinvested wisely in critical sectors of our economy. We must prioritize diversification and invest in infrastructure, agriculture, technology, and human capital development to create opportunities and foster sustainable economic growth. This way, we can build a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria for future generations.

Change is often accompanied by challenges, but it is through unity, resilience, and a shared vision that we can overcome them. Let us engage in constructive dialogue, actively participate in the democratic process, and hold our leaders accountable for their decisions and actions.

Finally, I want to emphasize that the ultimate goal should be the long-term benefit of all Nigerians. We must strive for a transparent and accountable system that ensures the efficient use of our resources and the well-being of our people.

Together, we can forge a brighter future for Nigeria. Let us embrace this opportunity to build a more sustainable, prosperous, and equitable nation.

Yours sincerely,

[Digital Bimpe ]

Wordsfrombimpe:
Dear fellow Nigerians,

I hope this message finds you well. Today, I would like to address an issue of great importance to our nation: fuel subsidy. It is no secret that fuel subsidy has been a subject of debate and controversy in our country for many years. As we discuss this matter, I urge you to approach it with an open mind and a spirit of unity, keeping in mind the greater good of our nation.

Fuel subsidy was initially introduced with the intention of making petroleum products more affordable and accessible to the Nigerian people. However, over time, it has become a burden on our economy, draining significant resources that could be allocated to other crucial sectors such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, and social welfare programs.

The truth is that fuel subsidy has been susceptible to corruption, inefficiency, and mismanagement. It has created an avenue for rent-seeking and has not always translated into the benefits it was intended to provide. We need to acknowledge this reality and find a more sustainable and equitable solution.

I understand that the removal or reduction of fuel subsidy can lead to short-term challenges, particularly for the most vulnerable members of our society. Therefore, any decision regarding fuel subsidy should be accompanied by measures to mitigate its impact on those who are most affected. These measures may include targeted social welfare programs, support for public transportation, and investments in renewable energy sources.

Additionally, it is essential that the savings from reducing or eliminating fuel subsidy are reinvested wisely in critical sectors of our economy. We must prioritize diversification and invest in infrastructure, agriculture, technology, and human capital development to create opportunities and foster sustainable economic growth. This way, we can build a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria for future generations.

Change is often accompanied by challenges, but it is through unity, resilience, and a shared vision that we can overcome them. Let us engage in constructive dialogue, actively participate in the democratic process, and hold our leaders accountable for their decisions and actions.

Finally, I want to emphasize that the ultimate goal should be the long-term benefit of all Nigerians. We must strive for a transparent and accountable system that ensures the efficient use of our resources and the well-being of our people.

Together, we can forge a brighter future for Nigeria. Let us embrace this opportunity to build a more sustainable, prosperous, and equitable nation.

Yours sincerely,

[Digital Bimpe ]

💯💯💯 But

Nigerian reality coming soon!!!!

Let's pray/hope for the best .

Must Nigerians pay for the subsidy?

We hope and pray Nigeria will get better

SafariHunter:


💯💯💯 But

Nigerian reality coming soon!!!!

Let's pray/hope for the best .

Not at all

donbachi:
Must Nigerians pay for the subsidy?

Wordsfrombimpe:
Not at all

throw more light,pls.

Hmmn

The Government should be accountable just like it was mentioned above

We should not suffer this

donbachi:
throw more light,pls.

There is nothing like fuel subsidy. What we have is poorly managed economy. The current exchange rate puts Nigerians in perpetual slavery in the hand of poor leaders.

Petrol is selling at about $1.0, that is about #750. Without considering the logistics of importing it. So, even if they peg it at #600, in 2 years time, they will still tell us the same story.

We need our refineries working. For 8 year Buhari was busy galivanting and do nothing, even as Oil Minister.

Fuel subsidy is corruption and syphoning channel which need to be blocked for our country to move forward, but decisive measures should have been put in place to mitigate the effect like making fuel available, draconian punishment should be meted on those hoarding and sabotaging the effort of the government. also the government should supply crude oil to local and modular refineries at lower price

Thank you for sharing

NaijaCowFarm:
There is nothing like fuel subsidy. What we have is poorly managed economy. The current exchange rate puts Nigerians in perpetual slavery in the hand of poor leaders.
Petrol is selling at about $1.0, that is about #750. Without conserving the logistics of importing it.

Thank you for sharing

pandoragirigory:
Fuel subsidy is corruption and syphoning channel which need to be blocked for our country to move forward, but decisive measures should have been put in place to mitigate the effect like making fuel available, draconian punishment should be meted on those hoarding and sabotaging the effort of the government

Wordsfrombimpe:
Dear fellow Nigerians,

I hope this message finds you well. Today, I would like to address an issue of great importance to our nation: fuel subsidy. It is no secret that fuel subsidy has been a subject of debate and controversy in our country for many years. As we discuss this matter, I urge you to approach it with an open mind and a spirit of unity, keeping in mind the greater good of our nation.

Fuel subsidy was initially introduced with the intention of making petroleum products more affordable and accessible to the Nigerian people. However, over time, it has become a burden on our economy, draining significant resources that could be allocated to other crucial sectors such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, and social welfare programs.

The truth is that fuel subsidy has been susceptible to corruption, inefficiency, and mismanagement. It has created an avenue for rent-seeking and has not always translated into the benefits it was intended to provide. We need to acknowledge this reality and find a more sustainable and equitable solution.

I understand that the removal or reduction of fuel subsidy can lead to short-term challenges, particularly for the most vulnerable members of our society. Therefore, any decision regarding fuel subsidy should be accompanied by measures to mitigate its impact on those who are most affected. These measures may include targeted social welfare programs, support for public transportation, and investments in renewable energy sources.

Additionally, it is essential that the savings from reducing or eliminating fuel subsidy are reinvested wisely in critical sectors of our economy. We must prioritize diversification and invest in infrastructure, agriculture, technology, and human capital development to create opportunities and foster sustainable economic growth. This way, we can build a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria for future generations.

Change is often accompanied by challenges, but it is through unity, resilience, and a shared vision that we can overcome them. Let us engage in constructive dialogue, actively participate in the democratic process, and hold our leaders accountable for their decisions and actions.

Finally, I want to emphasize that the ultimate goal should be the long-term benefit of all Nigerians. We must strive for a transparent and accountable system that ensures the efficient use of our resources and the well-being of our people.

Together, we can forge a brighter future for Nigeria. Let us embrace this opportunity to build a more sustainable, prosperous, and equitable nation.

Yours sincerely,

[Digital Bimpe ]

Subsidy is a burden on the economy , but corruption is not ?

Wordsfrombimpe:
Hmmn

The Government should be accountable just like it was mentioned above

We should not suffer this

Eyah..everybody wishes but unfortunately apc is not accountable...when we said choose and support better candidates politicians used some peoples head and told them "yoruba ronu" and used ethnic card to make citizens fight shebi na all still common man go experiance am. Nigerians are not ready

597naira Asaba.

That's all

We watch

Nothing to discuss baba
Some no get Sense in this country call Nigeria

Make God bless with my daily bread dat is what i asked for

Let those monsters harvestt what the created
Infull
because the like suffering an be smiling just because is coming from their kingsmen

Corruption is stated there

malel1:



Subsidy is a burden on the economy , but corruption is not ?

Hmmn

henryligit:
Nothing to discuss baba
Some no get Sense in this country call Nigeria

Make God bless with my daily bread dat is what i asked for

Let those monsters harvestt what the created
Infull
because the like suffering an be smiling just because is coming from their kingsmen

Saw the prices

OloYeOfEgbE:
597naira Asaba.

That's all

Hmmn

Rayban25:


Eyah..everybody wishes but unfortunately apc is not accountable...when we said choose and support better candidates politicians used some peoples head and told them "yoruba ronu" and used ethnic card to make citizens fight shebi na all still common man go experiance am. Nigerians are not ready

Hmmn

Wodu89:
We watch

Wordsfrombimpe:
Dear fellow Nigerians,

I hope this message finds you well. Today, I would like to address an issue of great importance to our nation: fuel subsidy. It is no secret that fuel subsidy has been a subject of debate and controversy in our country for many years. As we discuss this matter, I urge you to approach it with an open mind and a spirit of unity, keeping in mind the greater good of our nation.

Fuel subsidy was initially introduced with the intention of making petroleum products more affordable and accessible to the Nigerian people. However, over time, it has become a burden on our economy, draining significant resources that could be allocated to other crucial sectors such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, and social welfare programs.

The truth is that fuel subsidy has been susceptible to corruption, inefficiency, and mismanagement. It has created an avenue for rent-seeking and has not always translated into the benefits it was intended to provide. We need to acknowledge this reality and find a more sustainable and equitable solution.

I understand that the removal or reduction of fuel subsidy can lead to short-term challenges, particularly for the most vulnerable members of our society. Therefore, any decision regarding fuel subsidy should be accompanied by measures to mitigate its impact on those who are most affected. These measures may include targeted social welfare programs, support for public transportation, and investments in renewable energy sources.

Additionally, it is essential that the savings from reducing or eliminating fuel subsidy are reinvested wisely in critical sectors of our economy. We must prioritize diversification and invest in infrastructure, agriculture, technology, and human capital development to create opportunities and foster sustainable economic growth. This way, we can build a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria for future generations.

Change is often accompanied by challenges, but it is through unity, resilience, and a shared vision that we can overcome them. Let us engage in constructive dialogue, actively participate in the democratic process, and hold our leaders accountable for their decisions and actions.

Finally, I want to emphasize that the ultimate goal should be the long-term benefit of all Nigerians. We must strive for a transparent and accountable system that ensures the efficient use of our resources and the well-being of our people.

Together, we can forge a brighter future for Nigeria. Let us embrace this opportunity to build a more sustainable, prosperous, and equitable nation.

Yours sincerely,

[Digital Bimpe ]

Wait and see how the politicians will embezzle the money, Nigeria is one funny country, people is going to suffer no be small

But honestly speaking, we really like to suffer. Haba!

Deep

Wahabfuture:





Wait and see how the politicians will embezzle the money, Nigeria is one funny country, people is going to suffer no be small

Deep

MrAmbrose:
But honestly speaking, we really like to suffer. Haba!