Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has proposed a new approach to Nigeria's fuel subsidy regime, arguing that the current debate presents a false choice between retaining the expensive and corrupt system or removing it entirely. He advocates for a smarter intervention that is transparent, fiscally disciplined, and economically productive. Atiku's proposal aims to generate benefits greater than its cost, and he emphasizes that it is not necessarily a return to the old import-based subsidy regime.
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