Atiku vows to return fuel subsidy, deal with insecurity
Presidential flagbearer of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Atiku Abubakar, has told Nigerians that the fuel subsidy will return under his government. Atiku gave the assurance on Saturday while speaking at the party's presidential rally in Bauchi, where thousands of supporters gathered to hear him. "I promise all Nigerians that I will restore the petroleum […] Atiku vows to return fuel…
Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, has pledged to restore the fuel subsidy in Nigeria if elected. The promise was made during a presidential rally in Bauchi, where thousands of supporters rallied behind him. The former Vice President assured Nigerians that he will not only restore the fuel subsidy, but also the subsidy for electricity power, which will alleviate the economic hardships faced by families and small businesses across the nation.
Addressing the issue of insecurity, Atiku declared his commitment to restoring peace in the North East and throughout the country. He further affirmed that the Kolmani oil project in Bauchi would continue, with work on the field remaining active. Bauchi residents expressed their support for Atiku, cheering him on as he delivered his promises, with many supporters waving the ADC flag and chanting his name.
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