[Daily Trust] The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has rejected the Presidency’s claim that restoring petrol subsidy to support a pump price of about N600 per litre could cost Nigeria N19.1 trillion annually, saying Nigerians are too poor to afford unsubsidised fuel.
Nigeria: Nigerians Too Poor Not to Be Subsidised, ADC Tells Tinubu
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