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Sorry Atiku, We Don’t Need Fuel Subsidy -By Umar Sa’ad Hassan

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By Sorry Atiku, Umar Hassan
| Opinion Nigeria Verified
While ADC Presidential candidate,Atiku Abubakar promising to reinstate fuel subsidy may appeal to some,the honest truth is that he is proving he is everything Nigeria doesn’t need at the moment.The late President Buhari’s confusion was very clearly highlighted in an article i wrote 10 years ago bemoaning how we had been turned to lab rats for his subsidy removal and reinstatement experiments.If Atiku was promising to remove fuel subsidy in 2023 and is now promising to reinstate it then the...
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Policemen In Ibadan Brutalise Driver, Break His Leg

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By Churchill Okonkwo, Sorry Atiku
| Sahara Reporters Verified
Some personnel of the Nigeria Police Force have injured one Toluwalase Abimbola Owolabi, a driver with Globacom Company in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. Narrating the ordeal, Muyiwa Owolabi, brother of the victim, stated that Toluwalase was heading home after close of work when the incident happened. “My brother works as a driver for Globacom and drives one of the top personnel at Glo. They had a dinner that very night and he went to drop his boss at his house around 10pm," he said.
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BREAKING: Senate Asks CBN To Suspend ATM Card Maintenance Charges

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By Malcolm Fabiyi, Churchill Okonkwo, Sorry Atiku
| Sahara Reporters Verified
The Senate has urged the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to look into the suspension of the Automated Teller Machine (ATM) maintenance and withdrawal charges by banks. This was after a motion on "illicit and excessive charges by Nigerian banks in customers accounts" was raised by Senator Gbenga Ashafa during the plenary session on Wednesday.
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