The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku
Abubakar, this morning presented his ideas of moving Nigeria forward if
elected in 2019, saying that the most important question before
Nigerians in the 2019 election is whether they are better off now than
they were in 2015. Addressing his followers on his Facebook page, Atiku
who beat Senate President Bukola Saraki, Sokoto state governor Aminu
Tambuwal and a host of others to win the PDP presidential ticket on
October 7th, said under this present administration, Nigeria has become
more divided than it has ever been and that the fabric of the society is
breaking down.He pledged to work with Nigerians to get Nigeria working
again if elected.“On October 6, 2018, I sought and obtained the mandate
of the Peoples Democratic Party to fly their flag as a candidate for the
office of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Today, I’m formally
presenting myself to you as the presidential candidate not just of the
PDP but of the hopes and aspirations of all Nigerians. The sad fact
today, as you know, is that too many of our people are not working and
are leaving in poverty and insecurity.The very fabric of our society is
breaking down. We have never been so divided as a nation. The most
important question in this election is are you better off than you were
four years ago? Are you richer or poorer? That is why our primary focus
is to get Nigeria working again. However, I’m not here to tell you how
we can get Nigeria working again. Instead, I will tell you how we will
get Nigeria working again working together. I’m strongly of the view
that I’m just one Nigerian and one Nigerian cannot be as wise as all
Nigerians.” Atiku saidAtiku will face his major contender, President
Buhari, at the polls on February 16th next year. My plan to get Nigeria
working again. #TheAtikuPlan #LetsGetNigeriaWorkingAgain
https://t.co/gugWYGWTN0— Atiku Abubakar (@atiku) November 19, 2018The
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The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku
Abubakar, this morning presented his ideas of moving Nigeria forward if
elected in 2019, saying that the most important question before
Nigerians in the 2019 election is whether they are better off now than
they were in 2015. Addressing his followers on his Facebook page, Atiku
who beat Senate President Bukola Saraki, Sokoto state governor Aminu
Tambuwal and a host of others to win the PDP presidential ticket on
October 7th, said under this present administration, Nigeria has become
more divided than it has ever been and that the fabric of the society is
breaking down.He pledged to work with Nigerians to get Nigeria working
again if elected.“On October 6, 2018, I sought and obtained the mandate
of the Peoples Democratic Party to fly their flag as a candidate for the
office of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Today, I’m formally
presenting myself to you as the presidential candidate not just of the
PDP but of the hopes and aspirations of all Nigerians. The sad fact
today, as you know, is that too many of our people are not working and
are leaving in poverty and insecurity.The very fabric of our society is
breaking down. We have never been so divided as a nation. The most
important question in this election is are you better off than you were
four years ago? Are you richer or poorer? That is why our primary focus
is to get Nigeria working again. However, I’m not here to tell you how
we can get Nigeria working again. Instead, I will tell you how we will
get Nigeria working again working together. I’m strongly of the view
that I’m just one Nigerian and one Nigerian cannot be as wise as all
Nigerians.” Atiku saidAtiku will face his major contender, President
Buhari, at the polls on February 16th next year. My plan to get Nigeria
working again. #TheAtikuPlan #LetsGetNigeriaWorkingAgain
https://t.co/gugWYGWTN0— Atiku Abubakar (@atiku) November 19, 2018The
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