Emir Sanusi Reveals Boko Haram's Role in Fuel Subsidy Decision
Emir Sanusi of Kano disclosed at an Oxford conference that former President Goodluck Jonathan's suspension of fuel subsidy removal was influenced by Boko Haram's threat of suicide attacks, not public protests. Sanusi, a former CBN governor, emphasized the security implications of the subsidy removal policy.
He criticized Nigeria's leadership and societal structure. The revelation sheds light on the complex interplay between security threats and economic policies in Nigeria.
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