An opinion piece argues that Atiku Abubakar's proposal on fuel subsidy removal is economically flawed and cannot withstand the realities of the global oil market. The author contends that while previous columns addressed some fiscal errors, the debate needs a more rigorous analysis of subsidy costs and market dynamics. The piece asserts that any subsidy policy must be grounded in sustainable economic principles.
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