Looking for allies in the "Fuel War" in Nigeria

I am gladdened each time I remind myself that Nigeria is a great Nation because we have the people and human resources with the potential to positively  transform the nation. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi made my day when I read his thoughts expressed long ago. The build-up of his argument was intellectual and agreed with my economic reasoning. I wonder whether the members of the Economic Council have good background in Economics of Developing Countries. They should really be given some books to read. Meanwhile they could start with the Sanusi piece by clicking on the excerpt highlighted below!!!!!

 

"Economic policies aimed at reducing subsidies, unraveling the welfare state, widening income distribution inequalities and increasing the suffering of our masses to fuel obscene profiteering must be resisted. However, we ought to applaud debt repayment/cancellation, due diligence and increased transparency, a fight against corruption and drug trafficking, and those steps taken by the likes of Okonjo-Iweala, Mansur Muhtar, Nasir el-Rufai, Nuhu Ribadu, Oby Ezekwesili and Dora Akunyili to improve our image as a nation and reform the economy and society."