Fuel price can be as low as N87 if Atiku becomes president
The PDP believe its presidential candidate in next year's general election has a template that will reduce the price of petrol from N145 to at least N87.
Atiku Abubakar already has the support of his party PDP in a planned bid to reduce the price of fuel in Nigeria to an affordable amount. At his conglomerates, staff have received approval for a new minimum wage.
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According to the PDP in a tweet, Atiku has already developed a plan that can help reduce the cost of petrol to be as low as N87.
It condemned Buhari's administration for failing to solve the problem associated with the production and distribution of petroleum products in Nigeria since he became president.
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In more tweets, the PDP points a finger at Buhari's cabal who are accused of diverting fund supposedly allocated for fuel subsidy.
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According to the party, there is no justification for selling fuel at N145 per litre.
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