Atiku cannot promise petrol subsidy without explaining funding – APC chieftain
He maintained that the President should be held accountable for how the savings from subsidy removal are used, but insisted that accountability should not mean returning to what he described as an unsustainable system.
The former Chairman of Kano Municipal Local Government said the previous subsidy system placed a heavy burden on public finances and distorted the country’s petroleum market.
Alfindiki also questioned Atiku’s current position, noting that during the 2023 presidential campaign, the former vice president had proposed removing the petrol subsidy within his first 100 days in office if elected.
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