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RT @Rasheethe: Under the Leadership of @Mo_Atiku , the Kano State Atiku Abubakar Youth strategic Engagement is making positive impact and continuing to move in the right direction. #KanoIsForAtiku

RT @atiku: Thank you to every volunteer in Zamfara carrying this message from street to street. Affordable living is not a slogan; it is cheaper fuel, cheaper fares and cheaper food, and I will deliver it by moving support from importation to production. Keep going; the people are listening. -AA

Zamfara @RiseUpNaija_RUN is taking the Message to the people that under @atiku Presidency life will be affordable again. The movement is everywhere in Nigeria, visit our website and let us vote out APC come 2027.

RT @atiku: Thank you for carrying the message to the markets, garages, and parks. My proposal is to move support from importation to production, and from middlemen to Nigerian refineries, so that cheaper fuel brings down fares and food prices. The subsidy will follow the barrel. -AA

In the trenches, at the market, garage and parks, on the roads! The message is simple, #brinbackoursubsidy! An affordable Nigeria for everybody. @atiku @ChibuikeAmaechi @RiseUpNaija_RUN @Jack_ng01 @ADCNig

RT @atiku: Thank you, Alkasim, for your prayers and your faith in this journey. I will work every day to build a Nigeria that is safe, affordable, and full of opportunity, and I will not let you down. -AA

@atiku May Allah give you the strength and courage to stand with us in 2027 my president @atiku in sha Allah ❤️💯🙏🏻

RT @ZakariyyaBabaji: In an Interview with Alhaji Mohammed Atiku Abubakar said that his father, who is contesting for the presidency under the ADC in the upcoming 2027 election, has put his trust in the people of Nigeria and in Allah-@Mo_Atiku

RT @RiseUpNaija_RUN: LIFE AFTER FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL: THE REALITY OF NIGERIANS! From rising fuel prices to soaring food costs, the impact is felt in every household. Nigerians deserve economic relief, affordable living, and a better future. How has subsidy removal affected you? Share your experience! #BringBackFuelSubsidy

RT @royaltyuso: This is huge! HE Atiku is for the Techies. 👏🏽

RT @atiku: To every founder, engineer, and dreamer gathered at the National Theatre in Lagos today for Moonshot by @TechCabal: you have built world-class companies in spite of policy, and I want to be the President who builds policy that works for you. I will give young companies tax relief in their early years. I will also make the government your customer by digitising public services, budgeting, and procurement, and I will require every new development to be fibre-ready. You have proven what Nigerian talent can do alone. Imagine what it can do with a government on its side. -AA #MoonshotByTechCabal #Moonshot2026

RT @atiku: Thank you for this. Startups like yours are not an afterthought in my plans; they are central to them. I will provide research and development grants, incubators, and export platforms so that Nigerian startups can grow and compete globally, and I will strengthen data protection so that customers trust what you build. Keep building, and tell me what is slowing you down. -AA

@atiku Baba @atiku , your decision inspires us young founders. InshaAllah 2027, please include startups like mine in building Nigeria's digital economy.

ATIKU WAS RIGHT: TINUBU’S $20BN LOAN REQUEST VALIDATES HIS WARNING — NOW EXPLAIN THE COASTAL HIGHWAY LINK Former Vice President and African Democratic Congress presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has said President Bola Tinubu’s request for approval to borrow $20.52 billion and €1.045 billion vindicates the warning he gave Nigerians on October 12 about a loan plan of up to $20 billion. Atiku said the President’s failure to identify the specific projects to be funded deepens serious concerns that the Lagos–Calabar Coastal (now inland) Highway, could be used to channel borrowed public money to Tinubu’s political campaigners and favoured contractors. In a statement issued by Phrank Shaibu, Director of Strategic Communication of the ADC Presidential Campaign Council, Atiku said: “On October 12, I warned Nigerians that President Tinubu was reportedly preparing to borrow up to $20 billion in connection with the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway. I demanded that he confirm or deny the plan and publish the accounts. He did neither. Today, he has asked the Senate to approve $20.52 billion and €1.045 billion in external loans. My warning has been vindicated. “The President has listed broad sectors but has not provided Nigerians with a project by project account of what this enormous borrowing will fund. There are no clear project details, costs, locations or contractors for the public to scrutinise. “That silence is especially troubling when the Coastal Highway has been rerouted inland. Nigerians have every right to ask whether the highway is being turned into a pipeline for borrowed money to reach Tinubu’s campaigners and favoured contractors. How can any President, barely 12 weeks before an election, ask lawmakers to saddle Nigerians with more than $20 billion and €1 billion in debt without identifying the projects and their costs? Is this a development plan for Nigerians or a campaign financing scheme dressed up as infrastructure? Tinubu must answer.” “The National Assembly must not approve a single dollar until the President publishes every project, contract, cost, contractor, loan term and repayment obligation. No public money should be borrowed in the dark. No lawmaker should sign a blank cheque against Nigeria’s future. “I warned Nigerians before this request reached the Senate. Now the burden is on Tinubu to prove that this borrowing will serve the country, not his political interests.” Atiku called on lawmakers to make the proposal and its supporting documents public and subject them to rigorous scrutiny before any decision. Signed: Phrank Shaibu Director, Strategic Communication, ADC PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL. 27th October,2026.

RT @Floydkennie: I'd have doubted you if you didn't pledge 20m to Okigwe students for robotics development as far back as 2012

When a game about life in Lagos can raise half a million dollars soon after launch, our young developers are telling us something: the next global entertainment industry can be built right here. I will support e-sports leagues and tournaments, offer incentives for gaming infrastructure, and back Nigerian game developers with grants, incubators, and export platforms. Our gamers are not wasting time; they are building an industry. - AA ​

RT @atiku: “A worker on the national minimum wage would need several lifetimes to earn what the President's son wears on one wrist. When the household of the President and the youth leader of his party flaunt such wealth in a season of hunger, insecurity and joblessness, they are not merely displaying poor taste; they are telling Nigerians, in the plainest possible terms, how little their suffering registers in the corridors of power. "Why is Bola inflicting such pain on Nigerians while those closest to his government enjoy such lavish privilege? Nigerians need answers, not another display of wealth for political mobilisation. "When I am sworn in as President, every naira found to have been spent illegally will be thoroughly investigated, and everyone found culpable will be brought to justice. "Tinubu made life difficult. I will make life affordable again." Signed: Phrank Shaibu Director of Strategic Communication ADC Presidential Campaign Council

TINUBU MUST EXPLAIN LUXURY SUV GIFTS TO APC YOUTHS WHILE NIGERIANS GO HUNGRY — ATIKU. Former Vice President and African Democratic Congress presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar has accused President Bola Tinubu of presiding over a grotesque spectacle of executive excess: the reported distribution of 2026 model luxury SUVs, each worth more than ₦150 million, to APC youth leaders while millions of Nigerians are crushed by hunger and soaring costs. Atiku said it was a brazen insult to ask Nigerians to endure hardship while party loyalists receive vehicles worth a fortune. He demanded an immediate public explanation from President Tinubu and the Presidency: who is paying for these SUVs, and why is such lavish political spending taking place while ordinary families struggle to afford food and transport? In a statement issued by Phrank Shaibu, Director of Strategic Communication of the ADC Presidential Campaign Council, Atiku said: "The APC National Youth Leader says these vehicles were donated by First Lady Oluremi Tinubu. Nigerians deserve to know where the money came from to buy and distribute so many 2026 model SUVs, each worth more than ₦150 million, for political mobilisation. "The First Lady holds no elected or executive office.She is only a domestic appendage of the office of President. Were these vehicles bought with her personal funds, donations or public resources? Who paid for them? What was the total cost? The Presidency must provide a clear account. Nigerians cannot be expected to accept a fleet of extraordinarily expensive vehicles for party loyalists without knowing who financed them. "At a time families cannot afford food, transport and other basic necessities, these gifts are a brazen insult to the people. The government has found a way to provide luxury SUVs for APC youth leaders, yet millions of Nigerians are still waiting for meaningful relief from the cost of living crisis. This is not merely a question of misplaced priorities. It is one of the most outlandish displays of executive recklessness in our history. "First, APC women leaders reportedly received luxury vehicles. Now, according to the National Youth Leader, APC youth leaders are receiving SUVs from the First Lady. The earlier gifts came on the eve of the abduction of schoolchildren in Oyo State. Now another lavish round of political giving is taking place while Nigerians face hunger, insecurity and hardship. "While Nigerians continue to ask where the savings from subsidy removal have gone, the Presidency must explain how such costly gifts are being funded. If the vehicles were paid for privately, the source of the funds should be disclosed. If public resources were used, the government must identify who authorised the spending and under what legal authority. "The scale of these gifts raises grave questions about whether our collective patrimony is being diverted to buy political loyalty. Nigeria cannot be run as a captured state, where wealth and influence serve the powerful while ordinary citizens are left to struggle. "The same youth leader who made the gifts public is reportedly travelling by private jet. That image of extraordinary privilege stands in jarring contrast to the hardship facing ordinary Nigerians. The Presidency must stop treating questions about wealth and spending as an inconvenience. Nigerians have a right to ask where the money came from. "Nor is this culture of privilege confined to party officials; it reaches the very household of the President. His own son, Mr Seyi Tinubu, has been pictured, in widely circulated images, wearing a Richard Mille RM 67-02 Sébastien Ogier, a timepiece that sells for close to half a million dollars ($500k), while the same government asks ordinary Nigerians to endure hardship, tighten their belts and wait patiently for relief that never seems to arrive.