Falana Urges Review as Dangote Fuel Cheaper in Togo Than Nigeria, Calls for Fair Pricing
Human rights activist Femi Falana criticized the price of Dangote fuel being cheaper in Togo than in Nigeria, urging the government to reconsider the proposed 5% fuel surcharge to avoid additional hardship on Nigerians. Falana highlighted concerns about multiple taxes and the burden on consumers.
He called for a review to prevent double taxation and ensure fair fuel prices for Nigerians. The comparison between fuel prices in Nigeria and Togo raised questions about the government's taxation policies and their impact on citizens.
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