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the long awaited trailer for our favorite home series is out..
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am not a prophet, but DX two pics are upcoming memes..... thank u PDP u are useful in the memes world

nonsense new...... plix if u know anybody staying in gombe u shul.ask fr the real version of the story. Dix even happened weekend; dos saying APC thugs are jux very stupid. I stay in gombe, the truth is that; the PDP supporters (thugs) who welcom the governor and d PDP gubernatorial candidate (bayero) are the ones that did d havoc.







no need to argue with me I was der Liv n direct I stay close to d airport road dt leads to the main town. I will soon get d pics fr u to see



modified: below are the pics of these thugs welcoming d govnor from d airport

otiwisdom:
Op think well before you start writing.
Those prophet said atiku will win but not with rigging and beside election is still going on through court,atuku might win through court.
I KNOW MODS WILL SOON PUSH THIS TO FRONT PAGE BECAUSE MOST OF THEM ARE BUHARI'S MOUTH PIECE

atiku didn't rig dx election in any way?

StarUp:
It is you that thinks Atiku failed... We all know what happened down there in the North... If Buhari truly won then why are people not celebrating?

the fact you didn't see pipol celebrating doesn't min pipol smwia didn't celebrate....


so the god dt gav Dem der vision couldn't foresee wat was to happen in d north?


or as a PDP fan will u stand ur ground n say in d whole process PDP didn't attempt rigging d election?

Prior to the February 23, 2019 presidential and National Assembly elections in Nigeria, there were several prophecies from self-acclaimed prophets and cleric who claimed to know the winner of the election.

Most of the prophets claimed that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, will defeat the incumbent president, Muhammadu Buhari.

These prophesies failed as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on February 27, declared President Muhammadu Buhari as the winner of the presidential election.


1. Prophet Udoka Daniel Okechukwu

In December 2018, An Anglican church prophet, Udoka Okechukwu, prophesized that Atiku Abubakar of the PDP will defeat President Muhammadu Buhari in the 2019 election.

Udoka said: “I am privileged to watch it again. The least person not expected will take the position. Thank God the person is coming closer. And he is no one else if not Atiku.

“And God said that Atiku will be better than the four administrations before him put together.

“He will use him to bring a new Nigeria. He will use him to start the good work. Any hands that will resist the young man from entering there might not live to see tomorrow.”

2. Prophet Isa El-Buba

On February 12, 2019, few days to the presidential election, the General Overseer of Evangelical Bible Outreach Ministries Int’l (EBOMI), Prophet El-Buba said President Buhari will lose the election.

El-Buba went futher to say President Buhari will not get up to 50% of the votes in the north and hardly get 25 percent in the south-east

He said: “If you recall, what happened in 2015, President Buhari rode on state of the nation.

“The truth of the matter is the entire North gave a block vote to Mr. President, the South-West also gave him strong votes. But this time around, the North itself, Buhari will not get 50 percent of the votes and in the South-West he will not get more than 45 percent of the votes there.

“And in the South-East, he will hardly get 20 percent of the votes, also in the South-South probably 20 percent; while in the North-Central lets say 45 percent.

“In Kano, where he got his highest votes, he cannot get more than 50 percent, also in Kaduna especially with the attitude of the present governor of the state, Nasir El-Rufai, with the Shii’te movement, surely he not going to get more than 40 percent of the votes in the state."



Prophet Isa El-Buba

3. Prophet Wale Olagunju

The presiding Bishop of Divine Seed of God Chapel Ministries, Ibadan, Prophet Wale Olagunju in October 2019, claimed that Buhari will lose to Atiku Abubakar.

He said: "Let me congratulate President Muhammadu Buhari for winning the ticket of his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), and let me also make it clear to him that he will lose to Atiku Abubakar. Let me also congratulate Atiku in advance because he will win the next presidential election come 2019. Let me say, as a matter of fact, that Buhari does not need an Alfa or prophet to deceive him that he would win the election, for as God lives, he would lose."



Prophet Wale Olagunju

4. Prophet Samuel Akinbodunse

The General Overseer of Freedom for all Nations Outreach (FANO), Prophet Samuel Akinbodunse‎ warned President Buhari not to bother contesting for second term.

Akinbodunse said: “Please Nigerians, warn Buhari that he is going beyond his boundaries. The Lord said his tenure is once, not twice.”



Prophet Samuel Akinbodunse

5. Primate. E.O. Akeju

In April 2018, Primate E. O. Akeju of New Holy Messiah Church in Ilasamaja, Lagos state, said that Atiku Abubakar would emerge as Nigeria’s next president.

Akeju said: "God said President Muhammadu Buhari will be disgraced just like his predecessor if he re-contests."

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Prophet Udoka Daniel Okechukwu, an Anambra based pastor, who prophesied that Atiku Abubakar of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) would win the 2019 presidential election has rejected the result of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

He alleged that presidential election was rigged and as a result, the outcome was not the will of God.



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ozo13:
Hmmmm.men has bn separated from boys finally. Wammako Lankadede sir

lol... nyc one.


but is call rankadade minin may u Liv long

MZEE01:
When Obi introduced VAR analysis as used in football into politics, was when I realized that he was never serious for the task.

It will take him another four years to be relevant, only if he will be given the chance again by any party.

Modified;

I am still looking for that prophet who predicted that the next Nigeria's president in 2019, has a Surname which begins with letter "S" I have a strong bet of my left hand middle finger on the prophecy.

the prophet was seeing "Sai baba"

Betmaster3:
@ Op, I swear to God I had the same dream this last night. PDP were being thumb printed by people everywhere, Apc votes were very scanty and people were avoiding them, saying don't vote for Apc ooo. I swear to God I had this dream last night in which PDP won the election in a landslide victory

aw market dx nyt

Uduakuduakobong:
Man, I dont give a Bleep about APC or PDP. I only pity pple lik u whose future dey drink bear with. Wise up

na Dem ooo na Dem ....... dx particular person nah PDP agent. datx aw u know Dem wen result is not favorin Dem de will be saying de are neither PDP nor APC. but if it favors Dem de will be jubilantin

jamace:
Bullion vans loaded with money moving into Tinubu's residence is pointer to rigging.

is it Lagos State money? abi federal government money?

call him a drug dealer datx ur headache..... try selling weed for jux one day and see if u can go skot free.

tinubu is on nobdys payroll n he can spend his money d way he likes.

olujastro:
APC has won already. 20 states are confirmed for Buhari. It's remaining Edo and Oyo. APC is leading in Oyo by 7000 with 2 LGAs left.
Yobe and Borno margins are crazy mehn!
#NextLevel is guaranteed

Meanwhile, PDP is trying hard to manipulate and inflate Anambra results for Atiku but thank God for Ngige.

plix the 20states abeg n aw true is dx news I wanna distop my family members dx afternoon..... de are all anti buharist

couragemurphy:
YOURS DONE TOO. YOU ARE THE LAST BENEFICIARY FOR TODAY.SHARE FEEDBACK HERE

NEXT LEVEL TO HIGHER HEIGHTS IN NIGERIA

I HAVE SENT TO OVER 40 PERSONS THEIR MESSAGES ENTERED UP TILL 18H38.

THE GOOD CELEBRATIONS WILL CONTINUE TOMORROW. AND FOR THOSE THEIR NUMBERS CAME BETWEEN 18H38 TO 20H00 WILL BENEFIT THEIRS TOMORROW. VICTORY IS SURE, I NEED TO GO AND EAT NOW. IT HAS NOT BEEN EASY TYPING AND DOING ALL THE CREDITING SO FAR.

PASSWORD: BE A PATRIOTIC NIGERIAN IRRESPECTIVE OF YOUR TRIBE, RELIGION, STATE, OR POLITICAL PARTY.

NIGERIA FIRST BEFORE PDP OR APC.

MAY GOD BLESS PRESIDENT PMB AND VP PYO!
MAY GOD BLESS ALL THAT SUPPORTED AND VOTED FOR NEXT LEVEL!!
MAY GOD BLESS THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA!!!

08103321990 MTN abeg.

SamuelAnyawu:
I stay in Borno and i understand how Kashim Shettima is doing stuffs here. Borno and Yobe will finish Atiku even before Zamfara, Jigawa,Kebbi,Bauchi, Katsina and Kano arrives. The Kanuri's na one kind ppl

pliz include gombe..... bkox atiku got the beating of his life over here. even gov Hassan dankwambo vying fr senate lost to an APC candidate; dx not a lie go search fr it n u might mk front page

Lakeshizu:
Pls add Governor Dankwabo of Gombe state

m telling you; pliz are u from gombe, I need a nairalander to celebrate bubu cm nxt week. I did vote today fr reason best known to me but so far wer I stay buhari cleared all the polling unit...(tunfure)

plix bfo u strt doubting my posts...... dx results are from.ma frnds who are serving corp members conducting d election as P.Os

sexiestharam:
After all your agents have bribed the most vulnerable people of the North. After bullion vans have deposited hundreds of millions of dollars in Tinubu's house in broad day light. Why won't Buhari be confident of winning? But God is not asleep.

and atiku ur mentor is not using money abi..... nonsense n obi

hucienda:
Pride cometh before the fall.

Nigerians will decide.

mtchew wat is pride here..... but u can look urslf in the mirror n call urslf ok.....



if it was atiku dt said dt now u will talk odawise. plix wise up

Uglymind:
Who do you think will win this presidential election?
Like 4 Atiku share for Buhari

mtchew is too early plix.... go and vote ND stop looking fr likes n shares Asif u will transmit it to INEC

three:
See bullion vans entering Tinubu's Bourdillon home today,

you will be a fool to think PDP won't do dsame.... so let's hear word pliz; at d end of the day the best rigger will definitely emerge winna

emmyw:
Checkout List Of Top 10 Poorest States In Nigeria | We all know that Nigeria is known as the Giant of Africa. A country well-known for wealth but we still see that some states in Nigeria are far behind when it comes to economic growth and development.



These are among the reasons we are taking a look at the list of top 10 poorest states in Nigeria. Majorly, these States are found in the Northern region of the country and unarguably, this indicates that Nigeria’s Northerners are the greatest victims of adverse economic conditions. In this post, we have collated the names of Top 10 Poorest Nigerian States together with their various rates of poverty in line with the recent reports issued by the National Bureau of Statistics.

10. Zamfara State
Just like Kebbi, Zamfara State also emerged from long-existing Sokoto in 1996. Meanwhile, Zamfara is another Nigerian State located in the North-Western zone. The inhabitants of this state are well known as agriculturists and this embraces the State’s slogan which implies “Farming is Our Pride’’.

In accordance with the National Bureau of Statistics, Zamfara suffers a 70.8% rate of poverty.

9. Kebbi State
In 1991, Kebbi State emerged from Sokoto –one of the oldest Northern States. As a State situated in the North-Western zone of the country, Kebbi shares borders with several other Northern States including Niger and Sokoto. Besides that, the Kebbi borders upon Benin Republic and Dosso Region –an area in the Republic of Niger.

Though Kebbi State remains one of the poorest Nigerian States, the North-Western State has been favoured by recent infrastructural developments capable of buttressing its economic standards. As regards the reports from the National Bureau of Statistics, Kebbi suffers a 72% rate of poverty.` 

8. Bauchi State
Following the split-up of the previously-existing Northern-Eastern State, Bauchi State came into being –precisely in 1976. In the language of Hausa’s, the term “Bauchi’’ is literally understood as the land that appreciates tourism and freedom. But unfortunately, present-day attacks by Boko Haram insurgents have deprived Bauchi of freedom and prevented adventurists from using it as a tourist centre. Based on the reports obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics, Bauchi lags behind with a poverty rate of 73%.

7. Ebonyi State
Ebonyi State is situated in the South Eastern region of Nigeria and considered the poorest in that region. Meanwhile, it is obviously one of the Nigerian States established (in 1996) under the military regime led by General Sanni Abacha. In recent times, Ebonyi State is reportedly tainted by dishonest public officials, particularly in its local council development areas. In line with the reports issued by the National Bureau of Statistics, Ebonyi State is under 73.6% level of poverty.

6. Plateau  State
Plateau State is arguably situated in Nigeria’s central region. Undoubtedly, it is considered one of the Nigerian region endowed with tourist attractions. Likewise, the state is associated with a cold atmospheric condition and has one of Nigeria’s fortified cities –Jos –as its capital. On frequent occasions, Plateau State has been plagued by conflicts associated with tribal differences.

Above that, the state suffers recurring terror attacks particularly between its people and Fulani herdsmen. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Plateau is afflicted with a poverty rate of 74.1%.

5. Jigawa State
Jigawa is one of the Nigerian States situated in the country’s North Central region. Meanwhile, this State emerged from Kano State –one of the oldest States in Nigeria. Jigawa State is flanked by several other Nigerian States. Around its North-Eastern region, the state borders upon Yobe State. Around its Eastern region, it borders upon Bauchi State and in its Western region, it is bordered by Katsina and Kano States. 

Furthermore, Jigawa borders upon Zinder Region –a foreign territory situated in The Republic of Niger. Significantly, this gives Jigawa State the advantage to engage in commercial activities outside its Nigerian territory. As contained in the reports issued by the National Bureau of Statistics, Jigawa lives under a poverty rate of 74.1%.

4. Gombe State
This State is situated in the North Eastern part of Nigeria and it borders upon several other Northern States including Bauchi, Adamawa, Borno, Yobe and Taraba. In Nigeria, Gombe is one of the Northern States extremely prone to terrorist invasions and due to this, the North-Eastern State suffers severe economic and developmental setbacks. In accordance with the estimates obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics, Gombe State is declared with a poverty rate of 74.2%.

3. Adamawa State
In 1991, Adamawa State emerged from the previously existing Gongola State and recently, it is one of the Northern States already devastated by Boko Haram sect. Due to this terrorist devastation, Adamawa suffers from poor rates of economic growth and economic development. Although Yola –the capital city of Adamawa State –is under transformation and is currently equipped with amenities such as traffic lights, street lights and motorable roads, Adamawa State lags behind due to the poor rates of development across its various other areas.

As obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics, Adamawa State is associated with a poverty rate estimated at 74.2%.

2. Katsina State
Katsina is one of the Nigerian States situated in the North Central region of the country. Within the North Central region –one of Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones –Katsina happens to be the state with the highest incidence of poverty. Furthermore, Katsina is barely favoured by the allocations it receives from the federal government.

In that case, the state receives a meagre allocation of N100 million (rated at 0.08%) for its Ministry of Youth and Sports to run the Youth Empowerment Program and trifling sum of N214, 019, 000 (rated at 0.1%) for its Ministry of Women Affairs to carry out its Women Empowerment Program. Besides that, the state receives a very meagre sum of N276 million (rated at 0.2%) as capital allocation to its manufacturing sector.

The National Bureau of Statistics identified Katsina State with a poverty level of 74.5%.

1. Sokoto State
Sokoto is one of the Nigerian States situated in the North West. The state happens to be in the farthest point of the North West. Unfortunately, Sokoto has been identified as Nigeria’s poorest state year after year particularly as a result of its unfavourable climate. As regards the unfriendliness of this region, its usual temperature stretches up to 45 degrees’ Celsius.

In Sokoto, most of the inhabitants depend on different kinds of agriculture for sustenance. At the same time, the largest portion of the land mass is occupied by rural areas. In accordance with the figures provided by the National Bureau of Statistics, Sokoto State is plagued by 81.2% poverty rate.


Source: https://www.currentjobvacancy.com/poorest-states-in-nigeria/

mtchew, gombe aw?


ur ryt up abt gombe is jux trash

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MGab25:
By [b]Yugo's Hub Blog

Atiku Abubakar was born on November 25, 1946 in a village known as Jada, in Adamawa State, Nigeria. He was named after his paternal grandfather, Atiku Abdulkadir as it was the wont, then, of the Fulani people to name their first sons after their paternal grandfathers. His father’s name was Garba Atiku Abdulkadir and his mother’s name Aisha Kande. Atiku Abubakar is the only child of his parents.
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EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION
Being a devout Muslim and a disciplinarian, Atiku’s father was averse to western education, which he believed came with a baggage of laxity and immorality that could corrupt the impressionable minds of children. Atiku’s father wanted his son to be an Islamic scholar, an authority on Islamic theology who would be presiding over a madrassa. Garba Atiku wanted his only child to become a deep and inexhaustible well of Islamic knowledge that would always quench the thirst of the Muslim faithful known as Ummah for understanding God in the Islamic way.

He (Atiku’s father) himself was a renowned Islamic scholar in the village. He did all he could to shield the young Abubakar from the prying eyes and the proselytizing arms of the Native Authority officials, who had embarked on compulsory mass literacy campaign in the region but all his efforts proved futile. However, for trying to stop Atiku from going to school, his father was arrested, charged to an Alkali court and fined 10 shillings.

Atiku started Primary School in January 1954 in Jada Primary School. He was registered by his mother’s elder brother as Atiku Kojoli. After the completion of his primary education in1960 he was admitted into Adamawa Provincial Secondary School in Yola. He finished his secondary school in 1965 with Grade Three in West African School Certificate Examination. Atiku proceeded to Nigerian Police College, Kaduna. He left Police for a job to make ends meet at the home front for his mother, who was a widow. His thirst for knowledge acquisition later took him to the Ahmadu Bello University in 1967 to study for a Diploma in Law programme.


CAREER BEFORE POLITICS
Towards the end of Atiku’s Diploma course, in June 1969, a team from the Federal Civil Service Commission came on a recruitment drive to the university and they recruited him into the Department of Customs and Excise. While at the Department of Customs and Excise he completed his training at the Police College in Ikeja, Lagos and at the customs training School in Ebute-Metta in Lagos.

Immediately after his training in Ebute-Metta he was posted to Idi Iroko border station. In 1972, Atiku was posted to Ibadan in 1975 and promoted to Superintendent of Customs. In 1976 he was transferred to Kano. He was transferred from Kano to Maiduguri command in 1977 where he rose to become Area Comptroller. Atiku was transferred to Kaduna in 1980 and back to Apapa Ports in 1982. In 1987, Atiku was promoted to the post of a Deputy Director in charge of Enforcement and Drugs. In April 1989, aged 43, Atiku voluntarily retired from customs as a Deputy Director.

POLITICAL ANTECEDENTS
This is the 27th year since Atiku Abubakar first tried to be President. In 1992, he sought the presidential ticket of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) but he was unsuccessful, coming third in the behind winner MKO Abiola and runner-up Babagana Kingibe.

Atiku had joined the People’s Front of Nigeria (PFN) in 1989 at the behest of Shehu Musa Yar’Adua, the party’s founder. He became one of the National Vice-Chairmen of the party and the party’s sole financier in the defunct Gongola State. When the party was disbanded by the then Head Of State, General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, who came up with National Republic Congress (NRC) and Social Democratic Party (SDP), Atiku joined the SDP.

On August 21, 1991 Babaginda created Adamawa and Taraba States from Gongola State. Atiku constested for the governorship position of the newly created Adamawa State; he purportedly won the primary election but the election was said to be marred by violence and so cancelled on the instruction of the head of state.

Atiku joined the Peoples Democratic Movement(PDM) when the military announced its transition programme in 1998. PDM would later come together with other groups to form what is now known as Peoples Democratic Party(PDP). He was chosen by Olusegun Obasanjo, who had defeated Alex Ekwueme to clinch the PDP presidential ticket, as his running mate. Before Obasanjo chose him as his running mate, Atiku had also defeated his perennial rival, Bala Takaya of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), to win the governorship election in Adamawa.
Together with Obasanjo they won the presidential election in 1999. They re-contested in 2003 and won again.


... https://www.yugo.com.ng/2019/02/nigeriadecides-can-atiku-finally-become-president.html

MGab25:
By [b]Yugo's Hub Blog

Atiku Abubakar was born on November 25, 1946 in a village known as Jada, in Adamawa State, Nigeria. He was named after his paternal grandfather, Atiku Abdulkadir as it was the wont, then, of the Fulani people to name their first sons after their paternal grandfathers. His father’s name was Garba Atiku Abdulkadir and his mother’s name Aisha Kande. Atiku Abubakar is the only child of his parents.
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EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION
Being a devout Muslim and a disciplinarian, Atiku’s father was averse to western education, which he believed came with a baggage of laxity and immorality that could corrupt the impressionable minds of children. Atiku’s father wanted his son to be an Islamic scholar, an authority on Islamic theology who would be presiding over a madrassa. Garba Atiku wanted his only child to become a deep and inexhaustible well of Islamic knowledge that would always quench the thirst of the Muslim faithful known as Ummah for understanding God in the Islamic way.

He (Atiku’s father) himself was a renowned Islamic scholar in the village. He did all he could to shield the young Abubakar from the prying eyes and the proselytizing arms of the Native Authority officials, who had embarked on compulsory mass literacy campaign in the region but all his efforts proved futile. However, for trying to stop Atiku from going to school, his father was arrested, charged to an Alkali court and fined 10 shillings.

Atiku started Primary School in January 1954 in Jada Primary School. He was registered by his mother’s elder brother as Atiku Kojoli. After the completion of his primary education in1960 he was admitted into Adamawa Provincial Secondary School in Yola. He finished his secondary school in 1965 with Grade Three in West African School Certificate Examination. Atiku proceeded to Nigerian Police College, Kaduna. He left Police for a job to make ends meet at the home front for his mother, who was a widow. His thirst for knowledge acquisition later took him to the Ahmadu Bello University in 1967 to study for a Diploma in Law programme.


CAREER BEFORE POLITICS
Towards the end of Atiku’s Diploma course, in June 1969, a team from the Federal Civil Service Commission came on a recruitment drive to the university and they recruited him into the Department of Customs and Excise. While at the Department of Customs and Excise he completed his training at the Police College in Ikeja, Lagos and at the customs training School in Ebute-Metta in Lagos.

Immediately after his training in Ebute-Metta he was posted to Idi Iroko border station. In 1972, Atiku was posted to Ibadan in 1975 and promoted to Superintendent of Customs. In 1976 he was transferred to Kano. He was transferred from Kano to Maiduguri command in 1977 where he rose to become Area Comptroller. Atiku was transferred to Kaduna in 1980 and back to Apapa Ports in 1982. In 1987, Atiku was promoted to the post of a Deputy Director in charge of Enforcement and Drugs. In April 1989, aged 43, Atiku voluntarily retired from customs as a Deputy Director.

POLITICAL ANTECEDENTS
This is the 27th year since Atiku Abubakar first tried to be President. In 1992, he sought the presidential ticket of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) but he was unsuccessful, coming third in the behind winner MKO Abiola and runner-up Babagana Kingibe.

Atiku had joined the People’s Front of Nigeria (PFN) in 1989 at the behest of Shehu Musa Yar’Adua, the party’s founder. He became one of the National Vice-Chairmen of the party and the party’s sole financier in the defunct Gongola State. When the party was disbanded by the then Head Of State, General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, who came up with National Republic Congress (NRC) and Social Democratic Party (SDP), Atiku joined the SDP.

On August 21, 1991 Babaginda created Adamawa and Taraba States from Gongola State. Atiku constested for the governorship position of the newly created Adamawa State; he purportedly won the primary election but the election was said to be marred by violence and so cancelled on the instruction of the head of state.

Atiku joined the Peoples Democratic Movement(PDM) when the military announced its transition programme in 1998. PDM would later come together with other groups to form what is now known as Peoples Democratic Party(PDP). He was chosen by Olusegun Obasanjo, who had defeated Alex Ekwueme to clinch the PDP presidential ticket, as his running mate. Before Obasanjo chose him as his running mate, Atiku had also defeated his perennial rival, Bala Takaya of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), to win the governorship election in Adamawa.
Together with Obasanjo they won the presidential election in 1999. They re-contested in 2003 and won again.


... https://www.yugo.com.ng/2019/02/nigeriadecides-can-atiku-finally-become-president.html

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MGab25:
By Yugo's Hub Blog

Atiku Abubakar was born on November 25, 1946 in a village known as Jada, in Adamawa State, Nigeria. He was named after his paternal grandfather, Atiku Abdulkadir as it was the wont, then, of the Fulani people to name their first sons after their paternal grandfathers. His father’s name was Garba Atiku Abdulkadir and his mother’s name Aisha Kande. Atiku Abubakar is the only child of his parents.
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EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION
Being a devout Muslim and a disciplinarian, Atiku’s father was averse to western education, which he believed came with a baggage of laxity and immorality that could corrupt the impressionable minds of children. Atiku’s father wanted his son to be an Islamic scholar, an authority on Islamic theology who would be presiding over a madrassa. Garba Atiku wanted his only child to become a deep and inexhaustible well of Islamic knowledge that would always quench the thirst of the Muslim faithful known as Ummah for understanding God in the Islamic way.

He (Atiku’s father) himself was a renowned Islamic scholar in the village. He did all he could to shield the young Abubakar from the prying eyes and the proselytizing arms of the Native Authority officials, who had embarked on compulsory mass literacy campaign in the region but all his efforts proved futile. However, for trying to stop Atiku from going to school, his father was arrested, charged to an Alkali court and fined 10 shillings.

Atiku started Primary School in January 1954 in Jada Primary School. He was registered by his mother’s elder brother as Atiku Kojoli. After the completion of his primary education in1960 he was admitted into Adamawa Provincial Secondary School in Yola. He finished his secondary school in 1965 with Grade Three in West African School Certificate Examination. Atiku proceeded to Nigerian Police College, Kaduna. He left Police for a job to make ends meet at the home front for his mother, who was a widow. His thirst for knowledge acquisition later took him to the Ahmadu Bello University in 1967 to study for a Diploma in Law programme.


CAREER BEFORE POLITICS
Towards the end of Atiku’s Diploma course, in June 1969, a team from the Federal Civil Service Commission came on a recruitment drive to the university and they recruited him into the Department of Customs and Excise. While at the Department of Customs and Excise he completed his training at the Police College in Ikeja, Lagos and at the customs training School in Ebute-Metta in Lagos.

Immediately after his training in Ebute-Metta he was posted to Idi Iroko border station. In 1972, Atiku was posted to Ibadan in 1975 and promoted to Superintendent of Customs. In 1976 he was transferred to Kano. He was transferred from Kano to Maiduguri command in 1977 where he rose to become Area Comptroller. Atiku was transferred to Kaduna in 1980 and back to Apapa Ports in 1982. In 1987, Atiku was promoted to the post of a Deputy Director in charge of Enforcement and Drugs. In April 1989, aged 43, Atiku voluntarily retired from customs as a Deputy Director.

POLITICAL ANTECEDENTS
This is the 27th year since Atiku Abubakar first tried to be President. In 1992, he sought the presidential ticket of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) but he was unsuccessful, coming third in the behind winner MKO Abiola and runner-up Babagana Kingibe.

Atiku had joined the People’s Front of Nigeria (PFN) in 1989 at the behest of Shehu Musa Yar’Adua, the party’s founder. He became one of the National Vice-Chairmen of the party and the party’s sole financier in the defunct Gongola State. When the party was disbanded by the then Head Of State, General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, who came up with National Republic Congress (NRC) and Social Democratic Party (SDP), Atiku joined the SDP.

On August 21, 1991 Babaginda created Adamawa and Taraba States from Gongola State. Atiku constested for the governorship position of the newly created Adamawa State; he purportedly won the primary election but the election was said to be marred by violence and so cancelled on the instruction of the head of state.

Atiku joined the Peoples Democratic Movement(PDM) when the military announced its transition programme in 1998. PDM would later come together with other groups to form what is now known as Peoples Democratic Party(PDP). He was chosen by Olusegun Obasanjo, who had defeated Alex Ekwueme to clinch the PDP presidential ticket, as his running mate. Before Obasanjo chose him as his running mate, Atiku had also defeated his perennial rival, Bala Takaya of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), to win the governorship election in Adamawa.
Together with Obasanjo they won the presidential election in 1999. They re-contested in 2003 and won again.


... https://www.yugo.com.ng/2019/02/nigeriadecides-can-atiku-finally-become-president.html

1991, the election was said to be violent n thus cancelled. mrk my word; dsame will happen DX year den the military will take over

Luciferchrist66:
I see nothing wrong with rape. It should be made legal. We're the superior sex.

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YOU ARE AN IDIOT

Jerryolumide:
I've been having similar dream for awhile now, it still repeated itself on Thursday night... I honestly don't know what it means

same here.... 3days back wok up early in d mornin around 3am(which is unlike me) and have to chat sm1 up telling her d dream I saw...... kind of a war.. soldiers shouting sporadically, tension evrywia

psucc:
For the records, God does NOT and will NOT and can NEVER have an opinion in human affairs. He directs it according to his own will and seek no counsel of any man.

HE CANNOT SHARE HIS GLORY WITH ANY MAN.

any scriptural proof?

Amarabae:
You Screenshot the apc supporters part and left the part where the PDP supported commented .
BTW this is social media, anybody can comment anywhere,
A PDP can go to Buhari official fb and twitter page and be shouting "I will vote for Atiku "
So no big deal.
Dakwambo you tried as governor.
A refined gentleman.
Goodbye and have a nice rest as you leave office

still uploading the screenshots broda..... all d pics seems not to upload at 1s. wen m don u can den judge weada m bn biased or not. minwhyl u can go check out fr urself on his page

The executive Governor of Gombe state Dr. Ibrahim Dankwambo and PDP DG north east got served yesterday on his Facebook page when he tried persuading his followers to vote in Atiku Abubakar of the PDP in tomorrows presidential election

SenatorJnr02:
V = Vote A = Atiku L = Lets E = Enjoy N = New T = Things I = In N = Nigeria's E = Economy
Happy Val to you all..����

V= Vote A= APC L= lets E= enjoy N= next level T= thing I= in N= Nigeria's E= Economy

say no to party politics and stick to politicians that you believe in their ideologies and what they have to offer

uglodoh:
These God of Men are just after their pockets. Believe them at your peril.

exactly...... not in any way biliving Dem. if one do he will end up seeing God as a confused God

it is common with this season, we have in the past two days been treated to a deluge of prophecies from religious clerics about what will happen this year in our country with specific reference to the 16th February presidential election. While many of these clerics have boldly told us what God told them about who will win the election that is barely six weeks away, it is interesting that only two candidates are in the agenda of God if one believes these prophecies: The incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. That should worry all the other presidential candidates.
It is also instructive that while God told many of these clerics certain things about Olusegun Obasanjo, Goodluck Jonathan, Rotimi Amaechi, Abdullahi Ganduje, Bola Tinubu, Bukola Saraki, Godswill Akpabio et al as well as the banks that need prayers, the same God had no message for the displaced people in Borno who are running from the deadly Boko Haram insurgents or the desperate villagers in Zamfara State who are now at the mercy of bandits. Against the background that recent tragedies in our country diminish all of us and corrode the fabric of our society, it is apparent that the God who spoke to these seers, apostles, prophets etc have little or no time for poor and vulnerable people. But first let us sample a few of the election prophecies.
Following his communion with God, the founder of the Divine Hand of God Prophetic Ministry, Abuja, Dr. Emmanuel Omale does not see much prospect in the aspiration of Atiku who “will show amazing efforts in the coming elections but I see President Buhari ruling again.” But Apostle Joshua Mone, General Overseer of Voice of Liberty Intercessors Ministry in Delta State who sees “Chief James Ibori being celebrated” (that must be for his local audience) has a contrary prophecy regarding the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant: “I see the nation Atikulated in 2019.”
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That suggests very strongly that being ‘Atikulated’ is now a heavenly language!
The General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman who is not known to dissemble in matters of prophecy was direct in his message: “Muhammadu Buhari needs prayer, please Sir, go and rest. Abubakar Atiku should focus on the North during campaign. I see an Igbo Presidency in 2023 but they must not have any deal with present government. Tinubu should forget 2023.” As it would happen, Apostle Suleman does not have the last say on that because the spiritual leader of Christ Deliverance Ministries Inc. (CDM) Lagos, His Grace, Prophet Ekong Ituen sees no vacancy in Aso Rock in the next four years. And for effect, he warns ‘looters’ to expect a hard time during Buhari’s second term when he “is going to be ruthless in fighting corruption.” Prophet Ituen, I must add, did not forget to enjoin Nigerian politicians to emulate the good virtues of Senator Godswill Akpabio whom he described as a natural giver and “an ardent advocate to the poor.”
The founder and General Overseer of the Excellent Christian Ministry International, Prophet Ugochukwu Tochukwu Amaukwu predicts that the PDP will dispute the presidential election result as the “ruling party retains power by all means”, which can be interpreted to mean that President Buhari will rig himself back to power regardless of how Nigerians vote. Incidentally, that is not what God told the General Overseer, Christ Apostolic Church, Ori Oke Irapada, Prophet Christopher Owolabi. He said: “The present leadership in piloting the affairs of this great nation as was revealed to me will extend beyond 2019 and there is going to be a brighter light at the end of the tunnel, socially and economically.”
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In a frontal prophecy, the General Overseer of Freedom for all Nations Outreach (FANO), Prophet Samuel Akinbodunse has a word for fellow citizens regarding the president: “Please Nigerians, warn Buhari that he is going beyond his boundaries. The Lord said his tenure is once, not twice.” That is contrary to the revelation from the Spiritual Director, Adoration Ministry, Enugu, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka who said, “Among all the presidential aspirants, Buhari stands in the best position in winning the presidential election” in what can be described a coded prophecy before urging Nigerians “to vote President Buhari in order to complete his eight-year tenure after which he will hand over to a younger candidate.”
Interestingly, these predictions are not limited to Christian clerics. The Grand Imam of Shafaudeen in Islam Worldwide, in Oyo State, Prof. Sabit Olagoke, has declared that Buhari will be victorious at the February election, following what he described as a period of confinement and fasting as well as prayer for the country. “APC as a party would have some threat and surprises but election would tend to favour the incumbent president” said Olagoke.
As I leave readers to search for more of these prophecies online, one of the most robust findings in the psychology of prediction, according to David Arnor and Shelley Taylor in their essay, ‘When Predictions Fail: The dilemma of unrealistic optimism’ is that the forecasts most people make “tend to be optimistically biased”. Some psychologists have amplified that to mean being ‘in league with the future’ predicted. “By a number of metrics and across a variety of domains, people have been found to assign higher probabilities to their attainment of desirable outcomes than either objective criteria or logical analysis warrants” Arnor and Taylor argued.
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It is within this context that one can easily situate the prophecies about elections in Nigeria by clerics and marabouts. Most of these people predict their expectations while using the name of God, who is not an author of confusion, to back their claims. But let me also say very quickly that as a Christian, I believe in the ministry of prophecy as the Bible in 1st Thessalonians 5: 21 enjoins us to “Despise not prophesyings”, though we are also expected to verify them. That is perhaps because prophecy can be a tool for manipulation as we can see from the account in Nehemiah 6:12: “I realized that God had not spoken to him, but that he had uttered this prophecy against me because Tobiah and Sanballat had hired him.”
That then leaves us with the question: How many of these prophecies are divine communications and how many are procured or conjured to suit the biases of the prophets for or against a presidential candidate?

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/01/03/atiku-buhari-and-the-prophecies/?amp

SalamRushdie:
Buhari is one of the negative things in my life I want to correct

ok o.... u on ur own