Nigeria's political temperature is rising ahead of the 2027 general elections, with the debate over petrol subsidy policy emerging as one of the latest battlegrounds between the Presidency and opposition figures.
Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga has accused former Vice President Atiku Abubakar of changing his position on subsidy removal multiple times within a week, questioning whether the opposition leader has a clearly defined economic policy.
Onanuga's criticism came amid an intensifying argument over the future of petrol subsidies and how Nigeria should manage the economic consequences of their removal.
The Presidency has questioned whether Atiku's recent positions represent a concrete economic strategy or political messaging designed to respond to public frustration over the rising cost of living.
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