2023: Atiku Lists Key Ingredient for the Success of any Government
- Atiku Abubakar has taken to social media to address Nigerians again more than a week after declaring his interest in the 2023 presidency
- In a series of tweets, the former vice president listed a crucial ingredient that is important to the success of any government
- The Adamawa-born politician said Nigeria must be united to achieve the dream of a peaceful, prosperous nation
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has expressed optimism that Nigeria can achieve the dream of a peaceful, prosperous, and united country.
Recall that the Adamawa-born politician after announcing his interest in the 2023 presidency said he was joining the race to foster economic prosperity and unity across the country.
Source: Facebook
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant on Monday, April 4, in a tweet shared that supporting all races, gender, or religion is a critical ingredient to the success of any government.
He went on to note that women are the chief agents of his message of one people, one future, and one country.
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According to the presidential hopeful, he is committed to bringing the best and brightest to his team when he is elected as president.
He tweeted:
"To achieve the dream of a peaceful, prosperous, united Nigeria, we MUST support all regardless of race, gender, or religion. But one thing that is without question, women are the chief agents of the message of One People, One Future and One Country.
"They are a critical ingredient to the success of any government, and I am committed to bringing the best and brightest to my team when I am elected."
2023: Businessmen buy N40m presidential nomination form for Atiku
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Atiku's presidential aspiration received a major boost as friends of the Nigerian politician obtained the N40 million presidential form of the PDP for him.
Atiku made this announcement through a post and pictures he shared on his official Facebook page on Thursday, March 17.
He noted that the form was procured for him by northern businessmen under the aegis of the North East Business Community.
2023: Atiku too old to lead Nigeria, says civil society groups
Meanwhile, some civil society organisations declared that they would not support any aged candidate for the presidency in the 2023 general elections.
They spoke against the backdrop of the declaration of the former vice president to contest for the presidency under the PDP in the forthcoming elections.
The convener of the Coalition in Defence of Nigerian Democracy, Dare-Ariyo Atoye, said that Nigeria could not afford to have a repeat of the Muhammadu Buhari-led regime by voting Abubakar come 2023.
Source: Legit.ng
