Vulnerable Nigerians laud FG on fuel price adjustments
Low income earners and vulnerable Nigerians have described the recent downward fuel pump price adjustments by the federal government as desirable to improving their businesses and called on the government to sustain the fiscal regime in the downstream sector to grow the economy.
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