REMOVAL OF FUEL SUBSIDY IN NIGERIA

**Leonero81** · 12-21-2011, 07:56 PM

As the controversy over the impending removal of fuel subsidy by the federal government of Nigeria rages on, the federal government has been warned against going ahead with such plan. It is argued that the removal of fuel subsidy would further worsen the plight of the already suffering Nigerian masses and could send the country down the precipice of further violence.
What is your own view?

**segiade** · 01-17-2012, 06:28 PM

The removal of fuel subsidy will wreak havok on lots of the Nigerian grass roots or the downtrodden or the masses who live below $2 ( two dollars ) per day. I pray that the Nigerian government be sensitive towards the plights of the Nigeria people.

**segiade** · 01-17-2012, 06:30 PM

The removal of fuel subsidy will wreak havok on lots of the Nigerian grass roots or the downtrodden or the masses who live below $2 ( two dollars ) per day. I pray that the Nigerian government be sensitive towards the plights of the Nigerian people that they should have a change of heart.

**collins** · 01-31-2012, 11:26 PM

see what we have to do as a nation is these we have to help the FG so that they will help us but many of us do not want pain in life at all so we chose to enjoy for like 15 year and surfer for like 2 centuries. but if we look at it from the best gain part of it we will see the importance of the removal but we do not want work as a nation so that the Nigeria we all want to see will come in like 10 years and then we will talk on what to do next with the money that is been used for subsidy possible we will go back to subsidy by then. it is just 10 years

**djcobrado** · 02-06-2012, 02:49 PM

collins you currect, the only way to over all this problem is to help each othe. But in the main time, we thank God everything going back to normal, but we still need to work hand in hand to build a batter nation.