2027: Atiku using subsidy promise like APC used Muslim-Muslim ticket — Fayemi
According to him, state governors had previously worked with the Federal Government and the World Bank to develop a safety-net strategy aimed at cushioning the impact of subsidy removal on vulnerable Nigerians.” Fayemi concluded that, just as the APC’s Muslim-Muslim ticket was a political strategy aimed at maximising electoral support in 2023, Atiku was similarly seeking to benefit from public dissatisfaction over the effects of subsidy removal ahead of the 2027 election.“But understandably, it’s a political strategy that will sell with those who are hard done by the impact of fuel subsidy removal,” he said.
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