THE NEED FOR THE REMOVAL OF FUEL SUBSIDY AND THE POLITICS OF INTEREST

The ongoing subtle campaign for the removal of fuel subsidy seems to be gaining more momentum in the recent days. It shows clearly from all indications that the. subsidy regime is not sustainable if we must continue to have the fuel in abundance at our filling stations, good roads hospitals etc.

Please, don't get me wrong. There is no country in the world where subsidy doesn't come to play even in the United States. It is a welfare package necessary to make life more bearable for the low income earners and those who earn none. But where subsidy is channelled may be the real cause of debate.
I am of the opinion that there is no President in Nigeria that doesn't want the best for the country including the former President, Goodluck Jonathan. But how come we do not still have power,hospital, good roads etc. It is easy to say it is due to lack of political will. Yes! Having a political will is great but there is something stronger

PRESIDENT BUHARI EITHER SWALLOWS HIS EGO OR SINK THE NATION IN HIS PRIDE

3 things he must begin to do now.

The first step to any national deliverance and relevance is first telling ourselves the TRUTH. Or else we will continue to live in the bubble as some are doing at the moment.

Pastor Tunde Bakare made it clear on Sunday that the FG was currently helpless and not knowing what to do. He quoted the Governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Elrufai who said "Nigeria's situation is beyond repairs".
I put it to you with all sense of responsibility that most of the things you read in the media these days especially on corruption allegations here and there are good to cleanse the system. But the charge against Dasuki is not the reason you don't have fuel in your car at the moment. The arrest of Dokpesi has nothing to do with the headline of Business Day of yesterday.They are just mere issues to keep us busy.

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