ATIKU’S WIFE PROMISES THAT IN 2023, NIGERIANS’ TEARS WILL BE DRIED UP.

Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s wife, Hajia Titi Abubakar, promised Nigerians that if her husband won the February 25 presidential election, he would dry their tears. Atiku is the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) presidential candidate.

Atiku has the skills and expertise to save the country from years of damage by the All Progressives Congress, according to Titi Abubakar, who delivered this promise on Sunday in Lagos while addressing a sizable crowd made up primarily of women party members and supporters (APC).

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She had just hailed the former vice president as a unifier who, according to her, had made a covenant with Nigeria to, among other things, end insecurity in the country and restructure the country.

“The same group of people have ruled Lagos for 23 years; we must fight for ourselves and for our children because we have been held in servitude for too long. The time has come for us to take control. Vote for Atiku on February 25 and for Jandor on March 11.

“Atiku has pledged to assist Nigerians because of how much assistance they have given him. He entered into an agreement with Nigeria. He unites people. He will make Nigeria one. Atiku wants to reconstruct Nigeria and put an end to insecurity there. Women and children are among the groups he wants to teach, and they all rely on you. He will keep his promises if you vote for him, she said.

“Atiku wants to dry the tears of Nigerians and give our kids an education. He wants to set aside $10 million for microcredit in order to support our young people and women. He desires to revitalize, rehabilitate, and reorganize Nigeria.

The ICPC, EFCC, GSM, and rail lines were all started by Atiku when he was Vice President in 1999, working with Baba Obasanjo. Atiku also brought all the economic teams, including Okonjo Iweala, El-Rufai, and Nuhu Ribadu. He’s done it before and will do it again.