Ralph Nwosu, a former leader of the African Democratic Congress, criticized President Bola Tinubu for removing the fuel subsidy in Nigeria. He argued that this decision has made life difficult for many Nigerians, especially civil servants, who now struggle to afford transportation and sometimes even sleep at bus stations. Nwosu emphasized that policies should be made with the people's needs in mind, and he believes that the removal of the subsidy was a mistake from the start. He supports Alhaji Atiku Abubakar's plan to bring back the subsidy, stating that it would help Nigerians "breathe" easier and improve their collaboration with the government for better productivity. He also mentioned that the current government is not effectively governing the country, as evidenced by the struggles people face, particularly in hospitals. Nwosu believes that a motivated population can lead to a stronger economy, and he is committed to ensuring that government policies prioritize the welfare of the Nigerian people.
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