Subsidy removal: Labour too quiet, Nigerians expect more, says ex-Rivers gov candidate

He said Nigerians expect to hear more from labour given the pains and hardship occasioned by the fuel subsidy removal by President Bola Tinubu.

“We have enough brains in this country to establish things that need to be put in place to make the pains of people a lot easier.

Princewill further said spending trillions of Naira subsidising fuel is ‘nonsensical’, saying, “If you are not going to do that, then you have to have alternatives in place.” “The government has to answer those questions. If they don’t answer those questions, people will not forget.

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