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Nigeria: Tinubu, Governors to Cut Transport Costs with CNG and Electric Vehicles
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Nigeria: Tinubu, Governors to Cut Transport Costs with CNG and Electric Vehicles

From Vanguard · () English

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  • President Bola Tinubu announced a joint federal-state effort to lower domestic transport costs.
  • The initiative will focus on scaling up the use of compressed natural gas (CNG) and electric vehicles.
  • State governors have agreed to adopt measures aimed at bringing fuel savings to Nigerians.

President Bola Tinubu has initiated a significant push to reduce domestic transport costs across Nigeria, announcing an immediate federal-state collaboration to achieve this goal. The plan centers on expanding the adoption of compressed natural gas (CNG) and electric vehicles.

Tinubu stated that state governors have proactively resolved to implement measures that will directly benefit Nigerians through fuel savings. This move signals a coordinated effort between the federal government and state authorities to address the rising cost of transportation.

The initiative aims to make transportation more affordable by shifting towards alternative energy sources. The increased use of CNG and electric vehicles is expected to lead to substantial savings for citizens, easing the economic burden of commuting and logistics.

This announcement underscores the administration's commitment to finding practical solutions for economic relief. By working with state governors, the federal government seeks to ensure these measures are implemented effectively nationwide, bringing tangible fuel savings closer to the Nigerian populace.

The governors have, on their own initiative, resolved to adopt measures that will bring fuel savings closer to Nigerians.

โ€” President Bola TinubuPresident Tinubu's statement on the governors' commitment to reducing transport costs.
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