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President Muhammadu Buhari has apologized to Nigerians over the continued fuel scarcity being experienced across the country.
He blamed the long queues that have returned to fuel stations on the activities of speculators and those resistant to change.
“Indeed tough decisions must be made but this does not mean that we would increase the level of pains being felt by Nigerians,” he added.
He also said that pump price of petrol will remain at N87 “for now”.
He made the pledge following fears by Nigerians that the Federal Government may scrap fuel subsidy which will result in an increase in the cost of the premium motor spirit, popularly called petrol.
He blamed the long queues that have returned to fuel stations on the activities of speculators and those resistant to change.
“Indeed tough decisions must be made but this does not mean that we would increase the level of pains being felt by Nigerians,” he added.
He also said that pump price of petrol will remain at N87 “for now”.
He made the pledge following fears by Nigerians that the Federal Government may scrap fuel subsidy which will result in an increase in the cost of the premium motor spirit, popularly called petrol.
