We Won’t Control Prices To Reduce Food Costs –Tinubu

The President has said he does not support price control as a means of bringing down food prices.

Tinubu, who spoke on Monday during the presidential media chat, said the forces of demand and supply would eventually force down the prices.

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He added, “I don’t believe in price control. I’m sorry. What we have to do is to keep supplying the market.”

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