DAN D. KUNLE argues that Nigeria, unlike many other countries, does not worry any more about fuel security
The world is changing fast. The unrest in the Middle East has reminded every nation of one hard truth: energy security is national security.
Across the world, countries that depend heavily on imported fuel are under pressure. Prices are rising. Supply chains are uncertain. In some places fuel has become significantly more expensive. In others, availability itself has become a concern.
But Nigeria stands in a different position today.
For the first time in many years, we can say something powerful: Nigeria does not have to panic.
