Umar Zubairu

05/10/2025

In Attempting to Frame Atiku’s Age as a Weakness, They Reveal His Political Supremacy!

By AbdulAziz Na’ibi Abubakar

At 78, Atiku Abubakar stands as Nigeria’s political colossus, his age not a liability but a badge of enduring strength, wisdom, and unmatched experience. Critics who clamor for him to step aside in the African Democratic Congress (ADC) primaries, citing his years, unwittingly spotlight his dominance, a leader whose political prowess and vast network make him the unrivaled choice to lead Nigeria in the high-stakes 2027 election.

Atiku’s four-decade political journey has forged a legacy that towers over his peers. As Nigeria’s last truly effective vice president, he didn’t just serve, he shaped governance, mentoring governors, senators, National Assembly members, and state legislators. His political network, a sprawling web of loyalty and trust, spans every region of Nigeria. This isn’t merely influence; it’s a masterclass in grassroots mobilization and leadership that no aspirant can rival. Atiku’s ability to command loyalty stems from years of building people, not just platforms.

The baseless narrative of “dollarisation” in primaries is a desperate attempt to tarnish his record. Political victories are won through relationships, not cash. Atiku’s triumphs in the PDP’s 2019 and 2023 primaries weren’t bought, they were earned through a network that rewarded his decades of investment in Nigeria’s political fabric. Rivals who poured thousands of dollars per delegate still couldn’t unseat him, proving that Atiku’s strength lies in his people, not his purse.

The focus on Atiku’s age reeks of political cowardice. If younger aspirants lack the mettle to challenge him in the ADC primaries, how can they face the APC’s formidable machine and Bola Tinubu in 2027, an election tipped to be Nigeria’s most contentious yet? Atiku’s age is a testament to his resilience; his health and vigor defy skeptics. He is a battle-tested strategist, ready to navigate Nigeria through its turbulent future.

The ADC must seize this moment. Atiku Abubakar isn’t just a candidate, he’s a political institution. His experience, network, and vision make him Nigeria’s best hope to defeat the APC and deliver transformative leadership.

Attempts to discredit him only amplify his supremacy, proving that Atiku is not just the ADC’s path to victory but Nigeria’s beacon for progress in 2027.

04/09/2025

31/08/2025

Wa ya zo ma a rai da ganin wannan hoto?

31/08/2025

It’s Time for Nigerians to Prioritize Competence Over Sentiment

By Ubandoma Jr

Since 2015, Nigeria’s elections have often been driven by regional agendas, ethnic affiliations, and religious sentiments rather than a unified national vision. This approach has consistently undermined our collective progress, landing us in the challenging socio-economic and political situation we face today.

It is evident that many voters have supported candidates based on parochial considerations rather than merit, competence, or a commitment to national development. This focus on personal, ethnic, or regional gains over national interest has hindered Nigeria’s growth and deepened divisions.

The consequences of these choices are clear: governance has often failed to address the fundamental objectives of unity, economic stability, and inclusive development. To move forward, Nigerians must shift their focus to competence, vision, and a proven track record of leadership. It is time to reject divisive sentiments and rally behind a leader who embodies a pan-Nigerian ideology—one who can unify the nation, promote inclusivity, and drive sustainable progress.

Atiku Abubakar stands out as a candidate with a realistic and inclusive national agenda. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a commitment to unifying Nigeria’s diverse regions, ethnic groups, and religions. His vision transcends tribalism and regionalism, focusing on policies that promote economic prosperity, break gender barriers, and foster youth involvement in national decision-making. As a seasoned leader, Atiku has consistently advocated for restructuring, economic diversification, and equitable opportunities for all Nigerians, regardless of background.

Atiku’s pan-Nigerian identity makes him a unifying figure who cannot be confined to a single region or ethnic group. His extensive experience as a former Vice President, coupled with his business acumen and nationalistic ideology, positions him as a leader capable of steering Nigeria toward stability, prosperity, and sustainability. His track record includes promoting private-sector growth, advocating for devolution of power to states, and championing education and youth empowerment—key pillars for addressing Nigeria’s current challenges.

The time for change is now. Nigerians must rise above sentiment and embrace competence in the 2027 elections. By supporting Atiku Abubakar, we’re uniting behind a leader who prioritizes national interest, fosters inclusivity, and sets Nigeria on a path to greatness.

It’s time for to choose a future where governance serves all Nigerians, not just a select few. Let us choose Atiku for a united, prosperous, and sustainable Nigeria.

- Ubandoma Jr

30/08/2025

Nigerians must urgently investigate why Bola Tinubu despises education with such contempt and rally behind Atiku Abubakar to massively expand his investment in education, by replacing Bola Tinubu with Atiku Abubakar to revolutionize Nigeria for the better.

30/08/2025

A CALL TO ACTION!
Nigerians Must Decide:

Do we want a leader who built institutions for knowledge (Atiku),
or one who left no mark on education (Tinubu)?
The future belongs to builders.

28/08/2025

Coalition Update: H.E. Atiku Abubakar has donated the former PDP State Secretariat in Yola to serve as the ADC Adamawa State Secretariat, with renovation work to begin in earnest soon.

27/08/2025

K**a su Mallam.