Finance Minister Dr. Okonjo Iweala discusses Nigerian fuel subsidy removal protests with Channels TV.
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Nigeria cant just grow over night, so leaders u need to think fast before this country start been like other countries which there peace.thanks with humble of mind
The removal of subsidy is a brillant policy but the problem is that the masses do not understand the future effects of this policy which cannot be overemphasised, Nigerians should accept change, i’m surprised the way Nigerians resist change is shocking. How will we move forward if we have doubtful issues with our government? How will the government serve us better when we are not supporting their input in which its output is beneficiary to all. And i am in support to a better nigeria.
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If all the promises after the debt buy back didn’t happen I don’t trust that this lady can make all their lies come through as far as I am concerned she’s overrated she also has corruption issues. So she should please give me a break
She and d President shld pls revert d price of petroleum to N65. They shld sit and make neccessary arrangement for d masses such as POWER SUPPLY, GOOD ROAD, REFINERY REPAIR etc. Its high time they do dis b4 they can make mention of FUEL SUBSIDY.