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I would like to build upon the foundation laid by my friend , Segun Adeniyi, Thisday newspaper editorial board chairman and columnist , in his very incisive piece titled: Season Of Presidential Circus” published Thursday 20th January, 2022 on the back-page of Thisday newspaper.
The Petrol Subsidy Quandary: The Devil or the Deep Blue Sea?
The removal of the subsidy won’t make sense if crude oil theft is still allowed. The sacrifice from the poor won’t make sense if the politicians are still engaged in exhibitionistic sybaritism. Nothing would make sense if the governments are run with a carnival mentality This could be an opportunity for sober reflection and hard […]
The Petrol Subsidy Quandary: The Devil or the Deep Blue Sea?
The removal of the subsidy won’t make sense if crude oil theft is still allowed. The sacrifice from the poor won’t make sense if the politicians are still engaged in exhibitionistic sybaritism. Nothing would make sense if the governments are run with a carnival mentality.
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