KadunaPetrol cost about 1,400 naira a litre in September as Tinubu seeks re-election.
The 16 January vote will be fought over the worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation.
Scrapping fuel subsidies and devaluing the naira improved reserves and investor sentiment, but households paid through pump prices.
“They created the hunger,” Tinubu, 74, told the Kaduna crowd, blaming his opponents.
The party’s timetable has Tinubu attending rallies in 12 states, closing in Lagos on 9 January.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 150+ reports worldwide · These outlets told this story very differently.
- Nairaland leans favorable
- describes supporters sleeping outside the stadium as a display of 'political resilience' and frames the vigil as an APC win signal
- Reuters
- frames Tinubu's reforms as paying off in reserves and investor sentiment, while noting the worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation
- ThePrint
- quotes Tinubu's 'They created the hunger' rebuttal and the Atiku spokesman's 'political amnesia' response