Vice-Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Prof.
Yemi Osinbajo, has assured Nigerians that if elected, the Maj. Gen.
Muhammadu Buhari-led government will slash tariffs on imported
vehicles.
Osibajo also said that the APC government would tackle the electricity
problem confronting the people by decentralising power generation
across the country.
Firstclassnewsline.net
At a town hall meeting of political stakeholders in Ondo on Tuesday,
Osinbajo said Buhari would not Islamise Nigeria, contrary to the
campaign smear of the Peoples Democratic Party.
He said, "We do not agree that there should be high tariffs on
imported cars, whether new or old ones, because Nigeria is not
producing cars for now.
"What we will do first is to fix power and encourage local production
of cars. But before then we will reduce the high tariffs that
Nigerians are paying to import vehicles into the country."
He said that Nigerians should not find it difficult to purchase cars
for their social and economic activities and that the APC government
would ensure lower tariffs when voted into power.
On power, the vice presidential candidate said the problem of power in
Nigeria was traceable to the lack of supply of gas to the power
plants.
He promised that module power plants would be situated in
neighbourhoods where power is needed while gas would be supplied to
the plants, using trucks and other means besides pipelines.
He said the model had already been put to use in Lagos State where
such plants supply power to designated neighbourhoods.
Osinbajo also debunked fears that the APC government would ban
commercial motorcycles across the country, saying commercial
motorcycles would be allowed provided riders obey laws and keep the
rules in the states where they operate.
Firstclassnewsline.net
Yemi Osinbajo, has assured Nigerians that if elected, the Maj. Gen.
Muhammadu Buhari-led government will slash tariffs on imported
vehicles.
Osibajo also said that the APC government would tackle the electricity
problem confronting the people by decentralising power generation
across the country.
Firstclassnewsline.net
At a town hall meeting of political stakeholders in Ondo on Tuesday,
Osinbajo said Buhari would not Islamise Nigeria, contrary to the
campaign smear of the Peoples Democratic Party.
He said, "We do not agree that there should be high tariffs on
imported cars, whether new or old ones, because Nigeria is not
producing cars for now.
"What we will do first is to fix power and encourage local production
of cars. But before then we will reduce the high tariffs that
Nigerians are paying to import vehicles into the country."
He said that Nigerians should not find it difficult to purchase cars
for their social and economic activities and that the APC government
would ensure lower tariffs when voted into power.
On power, the vice presidential candidate said the problem of power in
Nigeria was traceable to the lack of supply of gas to the power
plants.
He promised that module power plants would be situated in
neighbourhoods where power is needed while gas would be supplied to
the plants, using trucks and other means besides pipelines.
He said the model had already been put to use in Lagos State where
such plants supply power to designated neighbourhoods.
Osinbajo also debunked fears that the APC government would ban
commercial motorcycles across the country, saying commercial
motorcycles would be allowed provided riders obey laws and keep the
rules in the states where they operate.
Firstclassnewsline.net
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