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Nigerians May Face ₦5,000 per Litre Fuel Price, NLC Warns Amid Ongoing Crisis
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has sounded an alarm that Nigerians might end up paying as high as ₦5,000 per litre for petrol.
NLC spokesperson, Benson Upah, highlighted the dire situation, expressing anger over the rising cost of living since the removal of the fuel subsidy.
Upah noted that despite public outcry, there has been little relief for Nigerians, and if the trend continues, the price of petrol could skyrocket.
The NLC is expected to hold meetings to decide on further actions to address the crisis.
The Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo, says Nigeria has everything needed to lead Africa’s aviation industry.
Speaking on Channels Television, he explained that Nigeria’s large population and high air traffic make it the best place for aviation growth in Africa.
“Nigeria is the most promising country in Africa for aviation, with the largest population and traffic. It is the best country to become an aviation hub,” he said.
Although the country still has infrastructure problems, Keyamo said Nigeria must attract private investors to fix them. He also announced plans to hold Nigeria’s first airshow to bring in global investors and promote the aviation sector.
Keyamo also talked about issues at airports, like passengers being harassed by security officers. He said his ministry had reported these problems to the National Security Adviser, who has provided 1,000 body cameras to monitor security officers’ activities.
Keyamo believes these steps will improve Nigeria’s aviation sector and attract more investment.
The United State Newly elect President, Donald Trump plans to sign an order to remove transgender members from the country’s military. This new strategy has raised concerns across the country concerning the LGBTQ community.
It will be stated that the transgender members will be noted as unfit to serve. Donald Trump also introduced a similar law during his first administration in the country.
House of Representatives member Hon. Abdulmumin Jibrin has assured Nigerians that President Bola Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills will be passed by both chambers of the National Assembly.
Speaking on TVC’s Politics Today on Sunday, November 24, Jibrin dismissed doubts about the Bills, emphasizing their importance to Nigeria’s economic growth.
“I have never had any doubt about the consideration and passage of the Tax Reform Bills. We will pass the tax reform bills,” said Jibrin, who chairs the House Committee on Housing and Habitat.
His statement followed calls by the Northern Elders Forum urging lawmakers from the region to reject the Bills, which have sparked nationwide debate.
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