Giving Nigerians a Tip, President Buhari said he wont take subsidy down on petroleum products. with the uproars and pressure for it to be removed
Buhari hinted that the biggest problem of Nigeria’s oil sector is not the removal of fuel subsidy. He said this Monday in Abuja that his administration will handle the issue of subsidies on petroleum products with care.
Speaking after receiving a briefing from the Ministry of Petroleum Resources, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and other agencies in the oil sector, President Buhari said that he will carefully review all the submissions he had received on the need to remove the subsidies.
“We have to go back to the good old days of transparency and accountability,” the President said .
President Buhari directed the NNPC to review existing agreements for the swapping of crude oil for refined products with a view to injecting more honesty and transparency into the process to reduce costs.
The President also asked the NNPC management to do more to improve the supply of liquefied petroleum gas (cooking gas).
Speaking after receiving a briefing from the Ministry of Petroleum Resources, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and other agencies in the oil sector, President Buhari said that he will carefully review all the submissions he had received on the need to remove the subsidies.
“I have received many literature on the need to remove subsidies, but much of it has no depth.
President Buhari also said that the lack of security, sabotage, vandalism, corruption and mismanagement, not necessarily subsidies, are the most serious problems of Nigeria’s oil sector. He promised to deal decisively with all identified problems of the oil and gas sector.“When you touch the price of petroleum products, that has the effect of triggering price rises on transportation, food and rents. That is for those who earn salaries, but there are many who are jobless and will be affected by it,” the President noted.
“We have to go back to the good old days of transparency and accountability,” the President said .
President Buhari directed the NNPC to review existing agreements for the swapping of crude oil for refined products with a view to injecting more honesty and transparency into the process to reduce costs.
The President also asked the NNPC management to do more to improve the supply of liquefied petroleum gas (cooking gas).
I still dey wait
ReplyDeleteJust do. D right thing sir! No shaking. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteAbeg make d prices just fall
ReplyDeleteOk,,we are waiting patiently...NNPC promise to start refiningfuel this month...we never hear anything oh,,today is 14th July already..
ReplyDeleteHmmm but he said what is subsidy ok so subsidy na mean something 9ja nawa ooh
ReplyDeleteHmmm but he said what is subsidy ok so subsidy na mean something 9ja nawa ooh
ReplyDeleteU don reach there and u don understand d effect. Just do watg needs to be done. God help u Baba.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm. I just dey laugh!! Now he understands what he's into.. Tot he dnt know what subsidy was before??
ReplyDeleteHehehehe...no b me talk am oh..
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