BERNIMOORE:
At what Point Did Buhari APC admit that ''there Was'' actually something called Subsidy! NIGERIANS DEMAND AN ANSWER!

1, president Buhari actually said that ''that there was no fuel subsidy'' And Nigerians were made to Disbelief that there was actually something called 'Subsidy' ....05 /24/2015

Vanguard reporter: Have you considered maintaining or withdrawing this subsidy or are you questioning whether it didn’t exist at all?

Buhari: I can understand if Nigerians pay for those costs. But somebody is saying he is subsidizing Nigerians. Who is subsidizing who?
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/sunday/index.php/top-stories/20804-i-don-t-know-what-fuel-subsidy-means-buhari

2, That At what Point Did Buhari APC admit that ''there Was'' actually something called Subsidy!...here is what Lai Muhammed of the then ACN said when GEJ proposed the N141 subsidy,

http://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/78897/fuel-subsidy-removal-president-jonathan-needs-help-acn.html

January 02, 2012 -

The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) said the inscrutable fuel subsidy removal, at a time the country is facing its most-potent internal security threat ever, has expos[b]ed the limitations of President Goodluck Jonathan as a leader and heightened the need for elder statesmen to come to his rescue, before he brings the house crashing down on all[/b].

In a statement issued in Lagos on Monday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said no one needs a soothsayer to know that the removal of fuel subsidy and the lingering Boko Haram threat are a potent mix that can push the country to the precipice in this New Year.

It therefore called on the National Assembly, as the true representatives of the people, not to betray those who elected them - as President Jonathan has done - and also on Organized Labour not to abandon the people, their constituency, adding: ''Both the National Assembly and Organized Labour must act to stop the subsidy removal.''

ACN said that while the Boko Haram crisis is a clear and present danger to Nigeria, the Jonathan Administration's shock fuel subsidy removal, despite opposition from most Nigerians, is like pouring fuel on a Unclad fire, the end of which will definitely not be pleasant for anyone.

''Our democracy and indeed the very survival of our nation are in peril, perhaps at a level equalling the civil war period. The PDP government at the centre, through a combination of incompetence, lack of direction and meaningless headiness, has allowed the Boko Haram crisis to fester instead of moving quickly to nip it in the bud.

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