Atiku Urges Caution: “Scooping Fuel is a Deadly Risk”
Atiku Urges Caution: “Scooping Fuel is a Deadly Risk”
Atiku Abubakar
Atiku Abubakar has expressed concern over the hardships facing Nigerians, exacerbated by ineffective policies from the current administration. He emphasized that the safety of citizens should always come first and called for government agencies to launch an awareness campaign about the dangers of scooping fuel from fallen tankers.
“Your lives are invaluable, and scooping petrol—a highly flammable substance—poses a severe risk,” he stated. Atiku highlighted the tragic incidents, including a recent disaster in Cross River State, urging that measures be taken to prevent further tragedies.
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