Pro Labour/Civil Society Partner in the Coalition against the removal of fuel subsidy, the Joint Action Front (JAF) has called on Nigerians to boycott and shut down any Filling Station, which sells fuel above the pre-subsidy removal prices.
Before the Goodluck Jonathan government announced its removal of the subsidy in a First of January stunner today, prices were: petrol, N65 a litre; kerosene, N50 a litre; and diesel, N70 a litre.
JAF further urged all well meaning Nigerians to...
