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With the ongoing debates surrounding the potential return or adjustment of fuel subsidies, many Nigerians are torn between the immediate relief it offers to the cost of living and the long-term impact on our national debt. Some argue that without intervention, the common man can no longer survive the pump price, while others insist that the subsidy regime is unsustainable and prone to corruption. What is your take—should the government bring back the subsidy, or should we focus on fixing our local refineries instead?