Politics
Presidency 2023: Atiku makes formal declaration
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar at the International Conference Centre, Abuja, on Wednesday formally declared his intention to contest for the 2023 presidential election.
Atiku indicated his willingness to approve restructuring, promising to concentrate emphasis on unity, security, economy, education and devolving more resources and powers to the federating units. He also revealed his mission to rescue Nigeria, appealing for the support of Nigerians.
Atiku highlighted: “We will operate a liberal economy that allows small businesses to grow through lower taxes for small businesses and low-income earners.
“Though we all have different lives and goals and desires we all want one future.
“Nigeria is a land of possibility. There is no challenging background that will make any Nigerian give up. I am a living witness to what is possible in Nigeria.
“This time around is different; our journey will not end at the poll; we will get to work and rescue Nigeria. I invite every Nigerian to join me in this mission to save our dear country.
“I have never been this optimistic, and with your support and God’s grace, we will get to the promised land. I know as one, we can rescue Nigeria. I know as one, we can get it done.”
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