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Atiku to Nigerians: 2023 is not about me, but about the future of Nigeria

Admin June 27, 2022
Atiku Abubakar

Atiku Abubakar

Atiku Abubakar
Atiku Abubakar

Presidential standard bearer of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar says the 2023 election is not about him or any of the other candidates, but about the future of Nigeria.

This was contained in his Sunday message to Nigeria in which he said that “my attributes as a Unifier and Bridge-builder bar none will stand us in good stead in this era characterised by disunity and absence of inclusion.”

The message in full:

With the electoral umpire coming up with public presentation of candidates in all federal elections, it is safe to say that from this moment onwards, the warm-up to the race can only get more intense.

But we must be clear about one thing: this is a race like none before. It will be a marathon and it will require all of the energies that we can muster.

Dear compatriot, my promise to you as we run this race together is that as your candidate, I shall ensure that we remain focused and disciplined. And I shall expect the same spirit of sportsmanship from you.

The 2023 election is neither about me nor any of the other candidates we are contesting with – or their agents. It is about the pathway that our dear country, Nigeria, must chart into a brighter and more prosperous future.

Our assets in this campaign are my track records of performance when I served as Vice President between 1999 – 2007. The second asset is the policy document that details the work plan of what we shall do to rescue Nigeria back to her glorious heights. Above all, my attributes as a Unifier and Bridge-builder bar none will stand us in good stead in this era characterised by disunity and absence of inclusion.

Our opponents will want to confuse you with alternative facts as we progress and when the campaign starts in full. But I will urge you to always remain focused and remember that, that is not why we are in the race. The urgency of the job to get Nigeria back on her feet as ONE People, with One Future and ONE Country cannot give us the luxury of playing to the gallery.

I thank you most sincerely for your continued support and please have assurances of my best regards.

I wish you a happy Sunday.

Atiku Abubakar

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