Criticisms have continued to trail the Buhari-led administration as the fuel crisis lingers with many reminding the President of his earlier criticisms of the Jonathan administration when it faced the same problem.
Ahead of the presidential elections earlier this year, President Muhammadu Buhari tweeted in response to the biting fuel scarcity that plagued the later days of former President Jonathan’s government.
The message reads:
"The countless man hours that will be spent at the petrol station today, will reduce our productivity as a nation. This should not be so. - GMB"
Many who were frustrated by that government felt it was time for CHANGE. Today, the same incidence of fuel scarcity is taking place during the regime of Buhari.
In the same vein, a minister in President Buhari's administration, Babatunde Fashola urged the then Federal Government to bring down fuel price on December 7,2014 when there was a slump in global oil price during Jonathan's regime.
With the dwindling price of crude oil in the international market, the price of petrol in Nigeria still stands at N87 per litre without any reduction.
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