President Goodluck Jonathan has proposed to cut fuel subsidies in half in a bid to reduce spending after a retreat in global crude prices. According to David Mark,  the  Senate  President,  the government   plans to reduce fuel subsidies next year to N458.6 billion  ($2.6 billion) from N971
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