Honestly, I feel the removal came too fast without proper measures to cushion the effect. 💔 Nigerians are carrying the burden daily yet we don’t clearly see where the savings are going. If only leaders could be more transparent, maybe people would endure the hardship better. What do you think are we sacrificing now for a better tomorrow, or just suffering for nothing? 🤔
Godswill
51 days ago🔥 Fuel Subsidy Removal: Has It Helped or Hurt Nigerians? 🇳🇬
When the government removed fuel subsidy, they promised it would free up trillions of naira for infrastructure, education, and healthcare. On paper, it sounded like the bold move Nigeria needed to break free from endless borrowing. 💡
But on the streets, the story feels very different. Transport fares doubled, food prices skyrocketed, and small businesses that rely on fuel are struggling to survive. 🥺
Some people argue this short-term pain is necessary for long-term economic stability. Others believe ordinary Nigerians are paying the price for corruption and poor planning.
The truth is… subsidy removal has exposed a deeper question:
👉 Are the leaders really channeling the savings into projects that will improve the lives of everyday citizens, or is it just another policy with no clear impact? 🤔
So let’s be real —
➡️ Has subsidy removal truly helped Nigeria’s future, or has it only made life harder today?
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