High kerosene cost

For weeks now, kerosene has been selling for between N130 and N170 per litre and Nigerians have not made any issue about it. Instead, many Nigerians are just groaning silently over the extra burden this has added to their already oversapped pockets. Those who cant afford kerosene anymore have resorted to firewood and one way or the other, Nigerians have devised means of coping with this hardship. Now tell me, how will our leaders having seen this level of docility in us, not force down more anti-people policies down our throat' I suspect that the current hike in kerosene price is a means of testing the waters for the planned petrol subsidy removal in January. The logic is if the price of kerosene that has a more direct impact on the lives of the masses can be increased that much and no one is protesting, nothing will happen in January if the so-called subsidy is removed.Odedeyi Adekunle, 126, Matogun Road, Agbado Oke-Aro, Lagos State, +23480565647
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