Fuel subsidy: Let’s debate the real solution to Nigeria’s cost-of-living crisis, By John Okiyi Kalu

The commentary examines Nigeria’s petrol subsidy policy and argues that long-term solutions should reduce dependence on cheap petrol by improving transport, electricity, food production, and household incomes. It frames subsidy reform as an issue for public debate ahead of the 2027 elections, with potential implications for operating costs and consumer demand.