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“We were told then that we would remove subsidy so we can stop borrowing. Subsidies on fuel and electricity were removed, and taxes were increased. For Nigerians, it was not just a double blow, but a triple one: there is no subsidy on fuel and electricity, they pay higher... taxes, more revenue came in, but the country borrowed more. In all these, in areas where you measure development, you cannot see anything. When you talk about people serving this country, this country is headed in the wrong direction. Today, we're a reference on the negative side; we don't have one reference that is on the good side. Today, we have the highest number of people living in poverty: over 140 million. When the APC government came, we had 80 million people living in poverty, but today, we have over 140 million.” — Peter Obishow more

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