Atiku meets Abbo, others, calls for ‘new movement’ to reclaim Nigeria
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has called for the re-engineering of Nigeria, insisting that the country is veering off course and needs urgent intervention. Speaking at a coalition meeting in Yola, attended by members of various political parties, Atiku stressed the need for a new political movement to restore the nation’s direction. “We need a […]
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Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has called for the re-engineering of Nigeria, insisting that the country is veering off course and needs urgent intervention.
Speaking at a coalition meeting in Yola, attended by members of various political parties, Atiku stressed the need for a new political movement to restore the nation’s direction.
“We need a new movement to correct things. If we fail to act now, our children will become slaves in their father’s land,” he warned.
Atiku assured his supporters that he would soon break his silence on national issues and clarify his political stance.
“It is not yet time for me to speak on the country’s politics, but very soon, I will make my position clear on the way forward and other issues affecting Nigeria,” he stated.
The former vice president urged Nigerians to be vigilant and prioritise national interest, expressing confidence that the emerging coalition would rescue the country in 2027.
He commended Senator Ishaku Abbo for organising the meeting and noted that the turnout of politicians across party lines signaled a growing demand for change.
Senator Abbo, in his remarks, reaffirmed his loyalty to Atiku, declaring, “You are our party, you are our logo—wherever you go, we will follow.”
Notably, aides of Senator Aishatu Binani, the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in the 2023 election, attended the meeting. One aide confirmed that Binani is part of the coalition and would be present at subsequent gatherings.