Keyamo further called on individuals claiming to defend the rights and welfare of workers to convince the Nigerian populace that injecting $10 billion into the economy annually would not sufficiently stimulate job creation and potentially lead to an increase in the minimum wage they often express concerns about.
This clarification from Festus Keyamo aims to provide accurate information and dispel misconceptions surrounding President Tinubu’s stance on fuel subsidy removal, enabling the public to better understand the government’s position and policy approach.
