Gombe Gubernatorial Candidate Distributes Free Fuel to Motorcycle and Minibus Operators in Campaign Push
The one-day fuel subsidy reveals how candidates are attempting to build political support among informal-sector workers during the electoral cycle, a significant constituency in Nigerian transport and commerce.
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