The article discusses the political debate over fuel subsidy in Nigeria, focusing on Atiku Abubakar's criticism and the presidency's rebuttal. It draws parallels with Peter Obi's defense of the Anambra doctors' strike, arguing that both measure success by the absence of suffering rather than positive outcomes. The piece questions the greater good of restoring fuel subsidy and critiques the lack of constructive promises in political discourse.
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