The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has rejected the latest increase in pump price of fuel from N145 to N151 per litre. The party also...
The Peoples Democratic Party has rejected the latest increase in pump price of fuel from N145 to N151 per litre.
The party said: “It is distressing that the APC administration increased the cost of essential commodities at the time the leadership of other countries are offering palliatives to their citizens to cushion the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is instructive to add that our nation is doomed under the APC watch.
“Moreover, the APC and its government have failed to allow an open investigation into allegations of fuel price overcharge as well as the fraudulent subsidy regime through which over N14 trillion had allegedly been frittered by unscrupulous individuals in the APC.
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