2027: Atiku is using subsidy promise as APC used Muslim-Muslim ticket, Fayemi says
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- Fayemi accused Atiku of using a fuel subsidy promise in 2027 in the same way the APC used its Muslim-Muslim ticket.
- He reaffirmed his support for removing the fuel subsidy.
- Fayemi said he had backed the policy for years, including during his tenure as chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum.
Fayemi said Atiku’s promise on fuel subsidies was being used in the 2027 political contest in the same way the APC used its Muslim-Muslim ticket.
He reiterated his support for removing the fuel subsidy, saying he had advocated the policy for years. Fayemi added that he had maintained that position while serving as chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum.
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