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Nigerian Should Pay Petrol Subsidy Themselves by Olamila: 8:58pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
We understand why petrol is very important to every Nigeria. The step taken by the president is a good step but we must understand it goes with consequences, i advice the government to implement indirect subsidy tax on Nigerians (to maintain the pump)or allow Nigerians pay the subsidy themselves, in the sense that Nigerians can pay subsidy as you use petrol. If government introduce portal where everyone can recharge any amount of fuel he or she wants to buy. The government or NNPC will be responsible for price regulations based on the market reality instead of leaving the market open for wicked capitalist to exploit Nigerians. Why i think is the best way to go is because the price of fuel was never suppose to be this high since we are paying #189 for subsidiarized petrol, government was paying almost 200 then adding it together we supposed to have a fair price of 400 but instead we are seeing official pump price go as high as N511 what's d rational behind this wicked price hike. How will fuel stations work in this idea, there are just point of sale where can invest their money to buying very high amount to resell(as agent ) as 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Should Pay Petrol Subsidy Themselves by Foreverme5221: 9:04pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
Olamila: Rubbish |
Re: Nigerian Should Pay Petrol Subsidy Themselves by Jennie002: 9:04pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
Imagine 😒 |
Re: Nigerian Should Pay Petrol Subsidy Themselves by marlow1962(m): 9:20pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
It is well |
Re: Nigerian Should Pay Petrol Subsidy Themselves by Zxcvbnmghtr: 9:32pm On Jun 05, 2023 |
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