Obasanjo Slams Tinubu’s ‘Hasty’ Fuel Subsidy Removal, Warns Of Looming Crisis

LAGOS AUGUST 6TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has condemned the manner in which President Bola Tinubu’s administration removed the fuel subsidy, warning of the increased hardship it will cause for ordinary Nigerians. He gave the warning in an interview with the Financial Times. Obasanjo said that the government should have prioritized mitigating the hardship caused…

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Economic Hardship: IMF Advises Nigeria Govt To Completely Phase Out Electricity Subsidy

LAGOS FEBRUARY 12TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged the Federal Government to completely phase out electricity subsidy in the country as a result of the hardship Nigerians are facing since the removal of fuel subsidy in May 2023. The Bretton Woods Institution made this recommendation as the mechanism for Nigeria to restore macroeconomic…

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$7.5bn Loan Issued By US Banks To Nigeria In 2015 Surge  As Tinubu Removes Subsidy

LAGOS AUGUST 12TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Nigeria’s central bank has reported a $7.5 billion loan from U.S. banks JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs in financial statements published for the first time since 2015, sending the country’s international bonds tumbling on Friday. Nigeria’s government has had to seek overdrafts from the central bank to plug a widening deficit amid…

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Subsidy: Adamawa Lawaker Drops Car For Bicycle In Protest Against Fuel Price Hike

LAGOS JUNE 1ST (NEWSRANGERS)-The Chief Whip of Adamawa State House of Assembly, Haruna jilantikiri has dropped his personal car for bicycle in protest against hike in fuel price. Jilantikiri, who represents Madagali Constituency at the Assembly, opted for use of his bicycle to run his daily activities. The price of petrol was hiked considerably by…

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Fuel Scarcity Eminent As Oil Marketers Give FG 7 days Ultimatum To Pay N800b Subsidy Debts

LAGOS DECEMBER 2ND (NEWSRANGERS)-Nationwide fuel scarcity is eminent as oil marketers issued a seven-day ultimatum, demanding that the Federal Government settle the outstanding debts totalling N800 billion, failing which depots would cease operation across the country. If depots ceased to operate, the consequences will lead to scarcity of petroleum products. The marketers, comprising Major Oil…

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