Former Nigerian Vice President Atiku Abubakar has reiterated his commitment to restoring the fuel subsidy if elected in 2027. In a statement, Atiku said his position on the subsidy has not changed, emphasizing that Nigeria is rich enough to support its citizens. He argued that the removal of the subsidy has caused hardship and that his administration would bring it back. This statement counters an aide's earlier comment suggesting a different stance.
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