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“All Major Parties And Candidates Agreed To Remove Fuel Subsidy”- Keyamo Claims
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Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah
Presidential spokesman of the All Progressive Congress, Keyamo has floored supporters of the opposition parties opposing the removal of fuel subsidy. CONTINUE READING
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Recall every major presidential candidate that contested the last election excluding Rabiu Kwankwaso vowed to remove the subsidy on fuel immediately sworn in as President.
Keyamo tackled aggrieved Nigerian tweeps on matters involving fuel subsidy, claiming “All the major parties and candidates agreed that fuel subsidy would go IMMEDIATELY. The Nigeria Labour Congress fully endorsed the candidature of Peter Obi who supported removal of subsidy. They are now saying they told him they were not in support of that. When? On what occasion? Where is the communique? Did NLC make that communique public? However, it was even outlawed before the elections.”
Source: Bushradiogist
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