Why Nigerians should vote Atiku Abubakar in 2023.

Atiku Abubakar is our candidate because he's the only Candidate that have a clear blueprints for the younger generation to have a field playing ground in this democratic dispensation.
His plan to revitalise the educational sector, the security sector and the economy cannot be underestimated. This are what Nigerians need at this critical time.

Atiku is an employer of labour,  he has demonstrated his zeal and willingness to seeing Nigeria and Nigerians triumph under his captain ship.

As the only candidates with a Clear Vision and missions, his unification strategy which he has demonstrated and stated clearly in his blueprint will bring all the country men and women together in view of that, it is paramount that we should all support him to achieve that goal because it is in our own collective interest, I mean our own overall interest of the Nation.

Look at our security now, the present administration has done nothing concerning security, has done nothing concerning economy has done nothing concerning education almost everything has been bastardized to the extent that bandits and terrorists are now in control of so many territorial landmarks in a country where we have a president. Therefore, weather you are from the North or south, weather you are Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba it doesn't matter what religion you practiced Atiku is for all we must join hands together to salvage this nation. We must do everything possible to see that APC government is never return in 2023. They must not be rewarded for their failure. They must be punished. We have the power and that power is our PVC 

Is your life now better than seven years ago?
Are you financially stable now than seven years ago?
Are you sure of your security seven years ago?
Is your business better up now that seven years ago?
How about your children education?
How far about your bills?

Get your PVC now to punish the people who make your life a living hell. Get rid of the APC. Get rid of hunger, insecurity, Poverty, high cost of living, unemployment etc.

Vote Atiku/Okowa

By: Gimbiya Hassana Shu'aibu Dada.
Founder: Atiku Youths Connect Nigeria (AYCN)
North-Central women leader: Atiku Support Organizations (ASO)

          

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