Peter Obi Slams 5% Tax on Petrol and Diesel, Calls for Relief Measures

Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has criticized the Federal Government's imposition of a 5% tax on petrol and diesel sales in Nigeria. Obi expressed concerns that this tax would exacerbate the hardship faced by Nigerians instead of providing relief.
He emphasized the need for policies that reduce citizens' suffering rather than adding to their burdens, especially amidst rising costs of essential commodities like compressed natural gas. Obi questioned the government's priorities, stating that true leadership should focus on compassion and alleviating the plight of the people.
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