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My friend dumped five Rolls-Royce for Honda over petrol price hike, says Tinubu

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Presidential Media Chat: ‘I don’t have any regret removing petrol subsidy’ – Tinubu
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President Bola Tinubu says the hike in petrol price forced his friend to abandon his five Rolls-Royce cars for a Honda Accord.

The president spoke on Monday in his first media chat since becoming president on May 29, 2023.

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Tinubu announced the removal of petrol subsidy during his inaugural speech — a move that has resulted in a hike in the price of the product from about N200 to over N900 across the country.

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Speaking on the situation, Tinubu advised Nigerians to “learn to manage”, adding that prudence is “not negative”.

“People are learning management. A friend used to brag to me that he has five Rolls Royce. The other day I saw him in his Honda Accord. He said that’s where you put me. I told him ‘I did not put you there’,” the president said.

“But he said it was because of fuel prices that he could no longer maintain five limousine-type vehicles. It is not negative to learn to manage. Switch off the light to control your electricity bill. Let us learn to manage.”

Tinubu appointed 48 ministers — the highest since Nigeria returned to civilian rule in 1999.

Despite criticisms, the president said he will not be downsizing his cabinet.

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