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Focus on how to use subsidy savings, not restoration — NANS tells politicians
Summary by The Lagos Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Urowayino Jeremiah , as published by Vanguard
· September 1, 2026
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Key points Further details about his comments are available from the source publication, which reported on the association president's statements about the fuel subsidy and its impact. Politicians are being accused of using fuel subsidy as a political tool.
Politicians are being accused of using fuel subsidy as a political tool. The president of a student association believes that promises to restore the subsidy are not genuine. He thinks the focus should be on using the money saved from removing the subsidy to benefit citizens.
The student association president made his comments while speaking to the media. He expressed his opinion that the subsidy has not provided sustainable benefits despite being in place for a long time.
Further details about his comments are available from the source publication, which reported on the association president's statements about the fuel subsidy and its impact.
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Published: September 1, 2026 ·
Source: Vanguard ·
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