Atiku Criticizes Tinubu Fuel Comparison
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has criticised Bola Ahmed Tinubu over recent comparisons of fuel prices between Nigeria and other African countries.
He argued that such comparisons ignore differences in wages and living standards.
Atiku pointed to Kenya, saying workers there earn about N170,000 as minimum wage, which he believes puts fuel pricing in a different context.
He suggested that comparing pump prices without considering income levels gives an incomplete picture of economic realities.
The former presidential candidate said policies should reflect the true condition of citizens, especially at a time when many Nigerians are struggling with rising costs.
He maintained that economic decisions must take into account purchasing power and welfare.
His remarks come amid ongoing debates over fuel pricing and reforms introduced by the current administration.
The issue continues to spark reactions as Nigerians weigh the impact of rising fuel costs on daily life.


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