We all are aware of the committee comprising of representatives of both Federal Government and Labour Union, set up to deliberate on the price of PMS and its effect.
If at the end of its 2 weeks deliberations, Federal Government proposes to revert the pump price of PMS to N86. 50k and as a cushioning effect of the present status of the economy, increases the minimum wage.
With the above scenario in mind, I'll like to ask the following questions:
1. Will the masses support the proposal of the FG thereby a return of subsidy payments with the mindset that a retinue of vaguely contemporaneous fuel importers benefit illegally from this subsidy?
2. Will we see a return of queues to our fueling stations?
3. Will this reversal effectively make us harness our refineries to optimal productivity?

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