Fuel subsidy: Peter Obi consistent, refuses to promise the impossible – Shehu Sani

Author: Francis UgwuPublished on: September 23, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Fuel subsidy: Peter Obi consistent, refuses to promise the impossible – Shehu Sani

Former Kaduna Central Senator Shehu Sani stated that Nigeria's Democratic Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has remained consistent in his stance on removing fuel subsidies. Sani emphasized that Obi refuses to alter his position or make impossible promises to gain popular support, insisting on maintaining the subsidy removal. This comment comes amid renewed debate among opposition politicians about the future of fuel subsidies, with Obi advocating for their removal while proposing measures to cushion the impact on Nigerians.

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