If we truly deregulated, shouldn’t fuel price drop? Atiku ponders in new tweet

If we truly deregulated, shouldn't fuel price drop? Akitu ponders in new tweet — Atiku Abubakar

Victor Ogunyinka

Former Vice President Abubakar Atiku has again punctured the recent deregulation in petroleum that has led to an increase in fuel price, asking “If we truly deregulated, shouldn’t fuel price drop?”

Atiku, in rhetorics on his verified Twitter handle Tuesday morning, tweeted that as a businessman, he is more concern with the economic perspective of things.

He pointed out that in the US and Europe, fuel prices are far lower than they were in 2019.

Then he asked in a ponderously, “If we truly deregulated, shouldn’t fuel price have dropped?”

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