2027: Nigerians won’t renew a mandate of hardship, Atiku tells Tinubu
Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has described the APC’s revised Presidential Campaign Council as “a crowded confession of Tinubu’s fear”, saying Nigerians will not renew “a mandate of hardship”. He said the length of the list revealed a President more eager to count politicians than answer for what Nigerians have endured. “Only a man afraid of […]
Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has criticized the newly formed Presidential Campaign Council of Bola Tinubu as a "crowded confession of Tinubu's fear". He argued that the extensive list of names revealed a President more concerned with counting politicians than addressing the hardships faced by Nigerians. Atiku stated that even if Tinubu gathered every governor, minister, and political defector in the country, it wouldn't erase the hunger in people's homes or bring back those killed by violence.
The families of those affected are eagerly awaiting answers, not an extended campaign list. Atiku also condemned Tinubu's decision to inaugurate the campaign council inside Aso Rock Villa, stating that the Presidential Villa belongs to the Nigerian people and should not be used for political events. He questioned why Tinubu chose this location, given the abundance of suitable public spaces in Abuja.
Atiku urged Nigerians to consider whether they are better off under Tinubu's leadership, highlighting the increasing poverty and insecurity that have worsened since he took office.
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