Shortly after taking the oath of office on May 29, Mr Tinubu announced that there would no longer be a petroleum subsidy regime.
“Very reassuring that our citizens are behind us, but they want reforms and they want them very quickly.”
The new president showed sincerity of purpose, genuineness, and clarity of mind.
Reps also revealed that other additional actual costs reported in foreign currencies amounted to $592,976,050.00 and £4,877,068.47, and £3,455,656.93.
The APC chieftain said that better days were ahead for Nigerians irrespective of the current challenges, especially the hike in transport fare.
NNPC says the decision to remove the subsidy on petrol by President Bola Tinubu is a welcome development.
NNPC says energy security will be achieved VIA Nigeria’s ‘Decade of Gas Initiatives’ inaugurated in 2021 by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Mr Kyari said the company would continue to support the federal government to realise key initiatives, such as the Decade of Gas and the National Gas Expansion Programme (NGEP).
