Fuel prices touch almost everything: the fare you pay in the morning, the price of food on your table, and the cost of running a business. So when the Federal Government announced a N66-per-litre discount on petrol at NNPC stations, the news was bound to start conversations, not only about our wallets but also about our politics.
Is this genuine relief for a stretched population, a well-timed gesture ahead of January, or something in between? And in a country where memories can be both long and short, how much does a price cut really shape the way we vote? BusinessDay Election Insights poll isn’t looking for the “right” answer. It’s an invitation to think out loud and see how your fellow Nigerians feel.
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Chisom Michael is a data analyst (audience engagement) and writer at BusinessDay, with diverse experience in the media industry. He holds a BSc in Industrial Physics from Imo State University and an MEng in Computer Science and Technology from Liaoning Univerisity of Technology China. He specialises in listicle writing, profiles and leveraging his skills in audience engagement analysis and data-driven insights to create compelling content that resonates with readers.
