Gịnị bụ atụmatụ subsidy mmepụta gị maka mmanụ ụgbọala?
Atụmatụ m banyere inye ego nkwado mmepụta ihe (production subsidy) ka emebere iji chekwaa ụlọ nrụpụta mmanụ nke Naịjirịa na ibelata ọnụahịa mmepụta ihe n'ime obodo, ka mmanụ wee dị mfe ịzụta na-amanyeghị ndị nrụpụta ihụ ọnwụnwa n'ahịa. Ọ naghị amanye mgbochi ọnụahịa pọmpụ aka aka n'elu ụlọ nrụpụta ọ bụla. Echiche a bụ ikwado mmepụta ihe n'onwe ya, ọ bụghị imanye ụlọ nrụpụta nke onwe onye ịbu ọnwụnwa nke ọnụahịa gọọmentị mejupụtara kpatara.
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Atiku says production subsidy will protect Nigerian refineries, cut domestic production costs and make fuel more affordable without forcing refiners to sell at a loss. Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has accused the Tinubu Presidency of deliberately distorting concerns raised by Dangote Refinery in a desperate attempt to discredit his production subsidy proposal, saying the refinery’s warning against arbitrary pump-price controls actually exposes the dishonesty of the government’s argument. In a statement issued by his Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication, Phrank Shaibu, Atiku said Dangote Refinery was right to insist that a private refinery cannot be forced to carry losses created by government-imposed prices, but said the Presidency was being deliberately dishonest by pretending that this was what his plan proposed. “Dangote raised a legitimate business concern.