Rowland Critiques Atiku's Fuel Subsidy Promise for 2027

Odih Rowland, the former Director-General of the Atiku Youth Wing and current Director-General of The Bridge for Renewed Hope, expressed skepticism regarding former Vice President Atiku Abubakar's promise to restore fuel subsidy if he is elected president in 2027. Rowland described the pledge as unrealistic and urged Nigerians to scrutinize Atiku's political history and past engagements before believing his campaign promises.
Members of The Bridge for Renewed Hope, affiliated with the City Boy Movement, echoed Rowland's sentiments, questioning the feasibility of Atiku's fuel subsidy promise. Rowland emphasized that while Atiku's promise may appeal to Nigerians facing high living costs, trust in his ability to deliver is crucial.
He praised President Bola Tinubu for his leadership and commitment to economic transformation, advocating for Tinubu's re-election in 2027 to continue his development agenda. Rowland's remarks come amid ongoing discussions about fuel prices and government intervention in the petroleum sector.
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