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Say No To Fuel Subsidy Removal In Nigeria

Say No To Fuel Subsidy Removal In Nigeria

Closed — 114 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 14 years, 9 months ago

 

We the undersigned reject the planned removal of oil subsidy in January 2012. This petition sir is to remind you that the Nigerian people will no longer condone any form of further deepening the continued suffering of our people under your leadership. You have promised a number of things to do if you win the election, now you have won the election, it is becoming clearer to the Nigerian people that they are on their own hence you are hell bent in removing the fuel subsidy and not minding the consequence this untold hardship if removed will cause to an average family in this country.

We are signing this petition with great grief and total disappointment not only that this impending removal of subsidy is a complete joke, Mr president is also busy negotiating with NANS(National Association of Nigerian Students)leaders to mobilize Nigerian Students to support his road to no where project.

Reject this madness and reject this insensitivity to the plight of the ordinary citizens of this country. Let us tell Mr President that this subsidy must not be removed and we can only do so by putting our signatures to this petition but also spreading it so that more than 2 million Nigerians would sign it. This is just the first step!!!

Updates

December 18, 2011

We are currently formalizing a document outlining the economic impact of this policy to be delivered to the President's office. Legal counsel is reviewing our petition data to ensure our position is presented clearly during upcoming consultations with labor stakeholders.

December 18, 2011

The current momentum confirms that the public is fully aligned against these subsidy changes. I am preparing a formal dossier of these concerns to deliver directly to the presidential office later this week.

6 Comments

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Amaka Mills
14 years ago Featured

Total nonsense. They keep using Nigerian money to fund their own luxury life while the common man suffers. Leave the subsidy alone!

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Tunde Morrison
14 years ago Featured

No to the removal. Do not make life harder for us.

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Chinedu Anderson
14 years ago Featured

The price of transport is already through the roof. If they remove this subsidy how are we supposed to feed our families? It is pure wickedness.

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Ngozi Choi
14 years ago Featured

My transport fare to work doubled over the weekend. Can the president imagine what this does to a low income earner? This is an insult.

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Efe West
14 years ago Featured

WE ARE TIRED!! Fix the refineries first before talking about removing anything. God help us in this country.

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Babatunde Walker
14 years ago Featured

Enough is enough. Prices are high already and this will just make everything worse for everyone.