2019: Support Group Hails Atiku’s Plan, Blasts APC Lies

Atiku Mandate Group has described the plan unveiled by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential candidate, Wazirin Atiku Abubakar as the most viable path to resurrecting the comatose Nigerian economy, paving way to poverty alleviation and the security of lives and property of all citizens.

The Plan, according to the group, is not a campaign promise but a working policy statement that encompasses all areas that afflict every sector of the society and therefore gives Nigerians hope of a better future.

The group which promises to deliver five million votes to Atiku nationwide in a statement in Abuja by its director of media and publicity, Sir Sunny Areh said the plan is a testimonial to the avowed stance of the PDP presidential candidate to provide jobs to the teeming youths whose future the Buhari administration has put on hold through thoughtless, redundant and ineffective policies.

The wide acceptance of the Atiku Plan, the group said, is a confirmation that Nigerians are willing to give the PDP presidential candidate the mandate to effectively and passionately drive a working economy that caters to the general wellbeing as well as meet the yearnings and aspirations of citizens.

“We believe Atiku Abubakar, working as a collective with others who are passionate about the future of the country will get Nigeria working again. We are confident that he has the requisite discipline to provide leadership, devoid of parochialism and nepotism that the country has been witnessing in the last three and half years of the Buhari presidency,” the statement said.

“Atiku Abubakar is the Mr. Turnaround who, through his proactive and pan-Nigerian vision will lead the country into the future as President. We are convinced beyond doubts that his integrity and proven competence will greatly enhance the turning around of the nation’s fortunes for the betterment of every citizen,” the statement continued.

The group which carpeted the APC as a party that thrives on lies, said “the APC that failed to deliver on its promises has again set out to make unachievable promises to hoodwink the now very educated electorate who have seen through its hollowness. Nigerians cannot continue to live on promises.”