The Digest:
Nigerians have voiced their dissatisfaction with NNPC Ltd’s N910 per litre fuel price cut, criticizing it as inadequate amid the country’s economic struggles. Despite the company’s 100-day report, many argue that key energy sector issues remain unresolved.
Key Points:
- NNPC reduces fuel price to N910 per litre.
- Nigerians express disappointment over the move, calling it insufficient.
- Social media backlash as #NNPC100Days trends.
- Refineries still not operational, fuel scarcity persists.
- Concerns raised about financial transparency and missing funds.
- NNPC's goals for oil production and refinery revamps questioned.
- Critics highlight lack of tangible outcomes despite investments.
Despite NNPC's claims of achievements and goals, Nigerians continue to face fuel shortages, high prices, and an underperforming energy sector, leading to public frustration. As pressure mounts, the need for concrete results is more urgent than ever.
Sources: Daily Trust, Vanguard, Channels TV
