oyebanji44:
Atiku was in the system before..why is he going back to that system?? Is anything special in that system?

naijapips02:
How Atiku and Obi jumped over all obstacles APC placed for them at the Candidates.

Including the planted ojokoro moderator, the rigged questions, the frustrated job seeking audience.

E pain APC sha.

oyebanji44:
Atiku was in the system before..why is he going back to that system?? Is anything special in that system?

Esseite:
But APC is currently an asylum for looters.. its their IDP camp.

If you are doubting, ask Akpabio.

Nels55:
Sometimes APC spokesmen react like children, please try to respond or attack intelligently not the same looters, looters , looters ..

Tell us what you have been doing better since 2015..

Nogodye:
Atiku has nothing good to offer this country,I SWEAR!

Raphaelmary:
I don't have to read through this....I know they will definitely talk trash!
what did your lifeless one do during his time on the candidate?
he couldn't even ATIKUlate his plans for Nigeria very well if reelected and he OBIdiently proved to us that he's a dullard!

Sirjamo:
So, there's no any other profitable company he can invest the state's money in aside the one that his family has stakes in?

Obi is cro.ok

7Alexander:

Same as your Lord and Personal Saviour Buhari. More than 30yrs ago, yet he kept hunting for it

stephanie11:
@POLITICSNGR

Below is a Press Statement from the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, made available to PoliticsNGR, on the recent appearance of PDP Presidential Candidate, Atiku Abubakar and Vice Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi on the "The Candidates" Program;

In the aftermath of Wednesday night's televised town hall meeting, The Candidates, attended by the Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Alh. Atiku Abubakar and his running mate, Mr. Peter Obi, a redefinition of their presidential campaign slogan, "Let's loot Nigeria again" is now trending heavily in the social media.

Going by Atiku and Obi's shocking confession that their administration will grant amnesty to looters, we are equally shocked and hereby align with the wide section of Nigerians who are now abundantly clear of their intentions if elected and now see the collective need to stop them.

The insistence of Alhaji Atiku and PDP to take us through this dangerous route where the nation's economic policies and programmes are driven mainly by the interests of leaders, their local friends, and foreign partners constitute a present danger every well-meaning Nigerian must rise against. The choices before Nigerians cannot be more clearer.

Those who have looted our resources, stolen the monies meant to build roads, rails, and ports, provide regular and stable electricity for our homes and businesses, provide quality healthcare, create environment conducive for ordinary Nigerians to unleash their creativity and industry, and for all Nigerians to live a rewarding and prosperous lives are working hard to take charge again. It is disturbing that Atiku and his returning mate, Peter Obi, could boldly face the national, and indeed, global audience boasting that the future of our country belongs to the looters.

As a matter of fact, Alhaji Atiku repeatedly told a bewildered nation that those who caused poverty, unemployment, poor infrastructure and misery for many Nigerians under his watch as the Vice President would be left to enjoy our commonwealth as long as they turned in part of what they have stolen. This no doubt must have gladdened the hearts of all the enemies of our country.

In a barefaced manner, the PDP's Presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku promised to roll out the red carpet for people who have wickedly teemed up with him under PDP to ruin our country, in an environment such as ours, where many ordinary Nigerians, not being Atiku's friends, are wallowing in prison for stealing their neighbours' goats, phones, foods and such.

While Atiku tries to crowd the public space with falsehood on the ongoing fight against corruption and efforts to ensure credible 2019 general elections, the real issue remains Atiku’s inexplicable desperation to selloff remaining national economic assets to his friends and shadowy foreign concerns as Atiku did in the past and has severally and brazenly promised in his campaigns.

From Atiku’s so-called Dubai strategy meeting, the US excursion to Atiku’s recent letters to some foreign countries calling for their intervention in the 2019 elections, the big question before Nigerians has now been answered by Atiku: His spirited attempt to get foreign validation for his floundering presidential bid is not to serve Nigerians but to pander to the wishes of his friends, and some shadowy foreign concerns and interests.

President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration has pursued a foreign policy based on mutual cooperation with the global community. The result has been our restored respect and standing in comity of progressive nations. This has also resulted in the successes we have recorded in the fight against insurgency, improvement in our previously dilapidated infrastructure and failed economy. These were surely not achieved by mortgaging of national assets for international support or rent-seeking by friends.

Atiku’s bid to trade national assets as an incentive for the support of his friends and foreign investors must be resisted.

For the All Progressives Congress, we would not get tired of reminding the PDP and Atiku that Nigerians will never return to Egypt. The era of unbridled corruption and impunity is one mission the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government is determined to FIGHT and WIN under a free, fair, and credible electoral process, with the support of well-meaning Nigerians.

https://politicsngr.com/breaking-apc-reacts-atiku-peter-obis-candidates-interview/

deboysben:
All they wish is atiku and Obi to floppe on the written script they gave Kadaria Ahmed

The thing was so devastating to them that atiku and Obi articulated every single thing to their imagination

oyebanji44:
Atiku was in the system before..why is he going back to that system?? Is anything special in that system?

Sirjamo:
Obi is a smarter the.f than Atiku. He used Anambra state's money to invest in his family business and claim that he did it to make money for the state.

oyebanji44:
Atiku was in the system before..why is he going back to that system?? Is anything special in that system?

Nels55:
Sometimes APC spokesmen react like children, please try to respond or attack intelligently not the same looters, looters , looters ..

Tell us what you have been doing better since 2015..

Nogodye:
Atiku has nothing good to offer this country,I SWEAR!

oyebanji44:
Atiku was in the system before..why is he going back to that system?? Is anything special in that system?

oyebanji44:
Atiku was in the system before..why is he going back to that system?? Is anything special in that system?

Sirjamo:
So, there's no any other profitable company he can invest the state's money in aside the one that his family has stakes in?

Obi is cro.ok

Dpharisee:
Amnesty to those willing to return their loot and invest it in Nigeria instead of endless media trials that has not brought back the stolen loots. I think it makes more sense than what is obtained currently