Speed Darlington calls for referendum after buying 5 liters of fuel for N5000

Speed Darlington calls for referendum after buying 5 liters of fuel for N5000

Speed Darlington calls for referendum after buying 5 liters of fuel for N5000

Controversial singer, Speed Darlington, has lamented over the price of fuel in Nigeria barely 48 hours after Tinubu’s swearing-in. There has been chaos in some parts of Nigeria after fuel station dealers increased the prices of fuel and also hoarded their petroleum products. Speed Darlington laments over fuel prices. Photo credit: Speed Darlington. Source: Google This move comes after the sitting president mentioned during his swearing-in that there will be a removal of subsidy on fuel. In the midst of the brouhaha about hikes in fuel prices, the singer has taken to his Instagram page to cry out after he bought 5 liters of fuel for N5000 at a fuel station. In light of the new development, Speed Darling has called for a referendum in Nigeria. Watch his video below.

“2023 will be a referendum on your failed policies”

"2023 will be a referendum on your failed policies"

Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the opposition party, Peoples Democratic party, has slammed the ruling All Progressives Congress as he ridicules the party’s ongoing primary elections.
Atiku, who is probably watching the event’s broadcast, gave his two cents on the party’s politicians as he submitted that the 2023 elections will be a referendum on their failed policies.

The former vice president’s comment follows public outcry against the rising insecurity, unemployment, food prices, among others under the President Muhammadu Buhari-led APC administration.
On Twitter, amid the ongoing APC primary elections, Atiku wrote: “The APC can gloss over everything, but not its scorecard for the mandate Nigerians gave to the party. The 2023 elections will be a referendum on the failed policies of the administration.”