Subsidy Removal: Government at the Centre Should Set Up Price Regulatory Board-Ajanaku
Ibrahim Ajanaku, a retired director of Health, has urged the federal government to set up a price regulatory board in order to ensure a stable and sufficient supply of essential commodities chain to Nigerians.
The retired director of health expressed this in a press statement made available to journalists in Abuja on Sunday.
He noted that Nigeria has well-defined and established resources which need to be harnessed and explored for appropriate dispensation for Nigerian economy recovery from fuel subsidy.
Ajanaku said, “if the right things are put in place, people can now afford to maintain at every stage of their development with the spirit of self-reliance in achieving the desired goals.
“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu – a true luminary in nation-building whose exceptional leadership has been instrumental in fortifying democratic institutions and upholding the rule of law in Lagos in particular and Nigeria at large.
“It is with great honor and pride to have Tinubu as the 16th democratic president of this great nation, at this period the country is shaping and re-shaping her destiny. Indeed, you are a great blessing to Nigeria.
“Thus, at this level it becomes imperative to assess and evaluate fuel subsidy to ascertain if progress has been recorded as agitated for or otherwise Nigeria has well defined and established resources which need to be harnessed and explored for appropriate dispensation as a way forward for Nigerian economy recovery from fuel subsidy.
“Emphasising salary increment is essential and crucial considering galloping inflation across food stuffs, but the government at the centre should set-up price regulatory board to ensures a stable and sufficient supply of essential commodity chain to the door step of every Nigerian, same apply to fuel issue, which makes supplier to be higher than demand.
“With this, people can now afford to maintain at every stage of their development with the spirit of self-reliance in achieving the desire goals,” he said.
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