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    PDP rejects hike in fuel price, calls it thoughtless

    By September 5, 2024 News No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has rejected the new increase in the pump price of petrol in the country.

    The party made the rejection in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Debo Ologunagba in Abuja on Thursday, describing the hike as thoughtless, especially at this time.

    He urged President Bola Tinubu to save the country from further socio-economic challenges by immediately reversing the latest increase in fuel price.

    Ologunagba said that Nigerians could not bear fuel price increases worsening the effect of suffocating economic hardship that they currently face.




    The publicity secretary said that the secretive administration of the petroleum sector and persistent increase in fuel price without due regard to the wellbeing of the people had implications.

    He described the action as anti-people and a show of unconcern to the agonies of millions of Nigerians, who could no longer afford their daily meals, medications, and basic support for families due to the high cost of living.

    Ologunagba said that today, said that the majority of Nigerians lived below the poverty line, and businesses were collapsing daily as the Naira now exchanged for over N1,600 to a Dollar with over 34 per cent inflation rate.

    He said that the statistics were expected to rise further with the latest increase in the price of fuel.

    “Our Party restates that with a deft, transparent and innovative management of resources and national refining capacity, petrol should not sell more than N250 per liter in Nigeria,” he said

    PDP rejects hike in fuel price, calls it thoughtless

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