Former Kaduna Central Senator, on Wednesday, 2nd September, ‘attacked’ the led administration for the way it is running Nigeria’s economy.
The former Senator implied the Buhari administration has brought much hardship on Nigerians as the cost of many basic items necessary for human survival has gone up.
Sani noted that the only things that have gone down since Buhari assumed office as Nigeria’s democratically elected president are the country’s foreign reserve and the value of the Nigerian currency – Naira.
He took to Twitter to write: “What’s going up; Foreign loans, Electricity tariff, Pump price, Cost of Data, Cost of Rice, VATs, Tuition fees, Cost of living; What’s going down; Value of the Naira, Foreign reserve
Meanwhile, Inside sources News recalls the federal government of Nigeria through the Pipelines and Product Marketing Company (PPMC) on Wednesday, increased the price of petrol in the country.
According to a memo from the PPMC, which was signed by D.O Abalaka, in Nigeria is N151.56 per litre.
The new price regime takes effect from September 2, 2020, the PPMC statement noted.
