Alex Otti on 1995 Views: Subsidy Policy and National Libraries in Nigeria
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Updated Sep 26
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What happened
Alex Otti made statements in 1995 regarding Nigeria's petrol subsidy policy and the role of national libraries. During an interview on ARISE News Channel, Otti defended the removal of the petrol subsidy, arguing that subsidizing consumption encourages inefficiency and corruption rather than production. He also warned that Nigeria’s neglect of its libraries was weakening the nation’s institutional memory.
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Why it matters
Otti stated that government resources should be channeled toward supporting production and creating systems that enable businesses to operate efficiently. He clarified his support for Tinubu, stating he had written extensively on the matter, including views from 2020 during COVID-19.
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