2023 Oshiomhole Officially Joins Presidential Race
Comrade Adams Oshiomole

Adams Oshiomole a former Governor and the Deputy Director of Bola Tinubu Campaign Organisation has come out to fully explain the controversial incident which had transpired during the tenure of former President Goodluck Jonathan as regards the infamous fuel subsidy removal.

The former Governor of Edo State had also made some more clarifications on Wednesday morning while he had been fielding some questions on the Arise Tv morning show programme.

Read Also: You Are A Devil In Heart’, Oshiomhole Attacks Babachir

Oshiomole had also been explaining his previous statement which had been made during Jonathan’s tenure while alleging that fuel subsidy had been a scam as against the current plan by his presidential candidate to remove fuel subsidy if elected into power in 2023.

“Let us recognise that as much as I am part of APC, and I chaired it for two years, and I am now a Deputy Director of Bola Tinubu Campaign Organisation, I have my views. I am on record, when I was the president of NLC, when Jonathan was the president, as arguing that nobody has given me satisfactory statistics to explain the numbers that NNPC threw around.

“I am not going to hide it because somebody will misinterpret it. The president does not fund the NNPC; even as NNPC is supposed to be, and it has become an autonomous private company.

“But it does not matter whether you interpret it any way you interpret it. This president admits and appreciates that part of the crisis in Nigeria is the abuse of public institutions; we are not hiding that. Nobody has suggested that we have been able to cure all those ailments.

“And the fact that you are worried, you may be seeing it as an indictment. We are not indicting, I am not indicting the government. And we are not ashamed to admit that as far as we have tried, there are a couple of things that are still not going as planned by the government.”

He said that he was not given satisfactory explanations about fuel subsidies in the past.

 

Africa Today News, New York

 

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *