Bode George, a PDP chieftain, has urged President Bola Tinubu to lower the price of gasoline at the pump to N300 per liter.
Tinubu should lower the petrol pump price between mid-December and the end of January, according to George.
This would allow Nigerians to enjoy the holiday season, according to the former PDP Deputy National Chairman.
At a news conference in Lagos on Wednesday, George stated that Tinubu should return the favor to Nigerians.
George asserts that there are two really significant months in every calendar year. Atheism, Christianity, Islam, and traditionalism are all prevalent and widespread worldwide.
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“December and January hold the most significance.
“Beginning in mid-December and continuing until the end of January, the price of gasoline should be lowered to N300 per liter. Losses are borne by the government.
According to the PDP leader, Nigerians would be pleased if such safeguards were put into place this season.
George claimed she might help cover the costs if First Lady Oluremi Tinubu could give a university N1 billion.
He went on to say: “You will be spreading a lot of happy messages throughout the houses and tribes with this. Due to the wonderful influence it would have during this time of year, everyone in Nigeria will be delighted.
“He can overcome the task. The First Lady may contribute to the coffers to cover this expense if she were able to give a university N1 billion. What is not right? so that everyone, wherever, can get a good night’s sleep at N300 per litre.
By the end of January, individuals will be more upbeat as a result of the prayers, joy, and influence of that. And our requests will be granted by the All-Powerful God. The goal of this December and January is to make people happy.
During this Yuletide season, Nigerian petroleum marketers have stated that the price of fuel could drop to N900 or N1000 per liter.
Billy Gillis-Harry, President of PETROAN (Perspetrol Products Retail Outlet Owners Association), and Chinedu Ukadike, Spokesperson for the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, both revealed this in separate interviews on Monday.
