28/12/2017
His Excellency,
Former Vice President,
Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
Abuja,
Nigeria.
Dear Sir,
In Need of Your Vast Entrepreneurial Tutelage and Political Mentorship
Since 1999, after democracy returned to Nigeria and civilians took over governance, I have remained ardent to your political paces and I have been keen to your speeches, suggestions and ideals as a successful business mogul, leader, father, friend of the masses, to crown it all, as Vice President of Nigeria between 1999 and 2007, and even after office 10 years ago.
I must commend Nigerian dailies that serve as agents and conveyors of those messages until the era of internet and birth of the social media that gave it a twist, making interactions with you easier, because, if not so, the effort to have this letter delivered to you may be futile.
Sir, special recognition must also go to your esteemed person on the recorded achievement of the internet and other online development achievements including that of reform in the nation's telecommunication industry that led to the birth of the Global System for Mobile (GSM). Reports reveal that your service as Chairman of the National Council on Privatization (NCP) influenced the advent of mobile phones and networks that both old and young Nigerians rely upon as effective means of communication and tools that have also created job opportunities for the Nigerian teeming youth including myself.
Besides, your effort on Nigerian economy during your tenure as Chairman of Nigerian Economic Council between 2002 and 2005, also deserve unquestionable commendation - a period which the nation's economy reported to have recorded significant improvement yet unbeaten.
Though there are two sides to a coin, your side to the several allegations on corruption, leveled against you since a decade ago, and that of the accusers, whether for public interest- political disguised reasons or otherwise, I cannot deny your well exhibited and demonstrated entrepreneurial and political knowledge, skills and that of other unknown to Nigerians, the much deserved recognition.
Sir, I must say I am one of the Nigerian youths who criticised relentlessly, due to our impatience, whenever we supposedly have leaders whom we entrust the leadership of the country, abusing the opportunities given to them to serve the nation in collective interest of citizens, giving us anything short from development, the bone of contention that led to the 2015 change of government, whereby the present administration led by President Muhammadu Buhari, is yet to separate its grains from the previous government's shafts.
Blame us not for our assumed immaturity or inexperience, but our dream to have back here in Nigeria that type of unblinking advanced infrastructure and development as they have United States, Europe and other developed nations of the world, such would certainly continue to instigate us against selfish leaders, until train travellers from Lagos, to Kano, get to their destination in five hours.
Youths' disapproval and expression against unproductive leaders and government has its peak and limit, as much as we have our reasoning to evaluate people who could be better at services, among which you are categorized, against all odds.
Having read your recent statement that your candidacy is about the youths and it’s time to hand over governance to us, I do not need to be told that you are a man of his words, because you have continued to prove that your God-Given potentials are yet to be utililised to the benefit of Nigerians.
With conviction from the above statement, I came to term that learning from you, from your experience in political fora and gathered knowledge in areas of entrepreneur, won’t be a waste of time, and in fact, would serve as privilege among my peers.
That if you see a more prepared young Nigerian with the capacity to wrestle power from my generation, you will back him and that Nigerians should allow serve as the bridge to lead this nation to its destination by unleashing the creative energy in young people, stems the purpose of writing the letter so as to bring to your notice my readiness to begin my political journey under your excellency, and grooming to take the challenge.
In conclusion, I agree with your statement that you are not running for the presidency for power sake, not desperate for power, and that you are doing it in the best interest of the Nigerian youths, just as you rightly put it, that it’s our time to take the mantle of power and determine our destiny.
Sir, as a young Nigerian with entrepreneur spirit, I am writing to inform you that I am ready to join your designed vision for the youths and I believe doing this together would bring the nation to work again.
Yours faithfully,
Abdulwaheed Usamah
Lagos, Nigeria

Lol the USA senate report where he was used as a case study before the U.S senate who were studying international money laundering and corruption was also political propaganda abi?
The mans hands are soiled he is only seeking immunity if he becomes president he will get that immunity that's all he wants, if not he can bribe his way out since he will be sitting on the nations wealth, the way Wike used Rivers money to bribe on behalf of UCHE secondus as pdp chairman while dokpesI and the rest where campaigning he was stacking 10000usd for each delegate.
God will not allow Atiku win We should ensure God's plan against Atiku comes to fruition by not being fooled and enlightening others.
He was VP 8 years what did he do for the so called youths except loot and procreate with numerous youthful women.
Ask yourself why he desperately wants power once anything happens he reminds us he will do better and keeps hopping from party to party. Desperate selfish money laundring glut

From frying pan to fire...

9ja which way

Uncle, if Atiku is rejected whom do you think is the better candidate under PDP.

koolaid87:
From frying pan to fire...

9ja which way

Have you eaten today?

So Buharis govt is fry pan and Atikus' fire?

Now judge yourself, do you have sense?

That was how they cleaned up Buhari and presented him to NIGerians as the only alternative to Goodluck. But today, rats are the ones in charge of Aso Rock. In Nigeria, anything can be president, even rats.

OP

businessempire:






Have you eaten today?

So Buharis govt is fry pan and Atikus' fire?

Now judge yourself, do you have sense?

You be oloriburuku, na your wretched father no get sense.

Wetin Atiku do as vp under obasanjo. He's corrupt as Bleep. And I'm sure he's coming back to sell the whole country.

Fuck1ng son of a b1tch quoting me.

Burger off!

koolaid87:


You be oloriburuku, na your wretched father no get sense.

Wetin Atiku do as vp under obasanjo. He's corrupt as Bleep. And I'm sure he's coming back to sell the whole country.

Fuck1ng son of a b1tch quoting me.

Burger off!

Olodo sombori

what's the constitutional duty of a vice president.


you see fools on nairaland keep asking what Atiku did as a Vice president.

guess it very okay, we all blame Osibanjo for this very incompetent administration.

what has Osibanjo done in this administration?
bearing in mind that his boss has been out for 80% in 3years.


zombies.

Atiku don tell una make una go court or bring evidence of his alleged corrupt activities.. not story or paid propagandists.

Abi is he also above the LaW.

Obasanjo go prison even buhari..i no sure say Atiku get international connect pass dem