To mitigate these adverse effects, it is essential that President Tinubu re-evaluates and adjusts his approach to subsidy removal. While the rationale behind the policy is sound, its implementation needs to consider Nigeria's unique socio-economic landscape. The current approach lacks sufficient cushioning measures to ease the transition for the population. For instance, targeted support for vulnerable populations, such as direct cash transfers or subsidies for specific goods, could alleviate the economic strain on households. Additionally, investments in public transportation systems would reduce dependence on private fuel consumption, providing a more sustainable, long-term solution.