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Zikist-Buharist Movement, ZBM, has noted that the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, failed to mention the fight against corruption in his manifesto for the country.


Atiku had on Monday via Facebook and Twitter unveiled his four-point agenda manifesto/policy document entitled, “The Atiku Plan.”

Atiku’s manifesto promotes restructuring, privatization, job creation, infrastructure development and poverty eradication but ZBN has noted that the former Vice President failed to include the fight against graft in his agenda.


Reacting in a statement in Enugu on Tuesday, ZBM said that Atiku was coming to squander the nation’s treasury.

It said Nigerians should be wary of Atiku’s demagoguery.

The statement was signed by Stanley Ohajuruka and Godwin Onwusi, Zonal Coordinator and Acting Secretary respectively.


ZBM said, “For we are at a loss how best to be happier tomorrow, to create jobs and build a modern economy, but investing hugely in critical infrastructure which the Buhari’s Rails, Roads, Agriculture and Power (RRAP) Projects – 5,000 kilometers of federal roads, 5,000 kilometers of standard gauge rail lines, 5,000 megawatts of electricity and self sufficiency in food production, is executing and wants to take to the Next Level.

“It is on record that Buhari regime inherited 345 uncompleted federal roads and despite fall in oil revenue, had invested over N2 trillion in critical infrastructure, embarked on social safety net and utilized over N2 trillion to bail out states from salary and pension arrears, abandoned when the former Minister of Finance, Dr Mrs Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala bemoaned that, ‘whoever wins in 2015 will never find it easy to govern, for I told them to save ahead of eventualities, but Jonathan had no political will to do so and that is the reason why we are in crisis, because we squandered our boom,’

“As a One who was in charge when some of these roads and other projects were abandoned, may we ask His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, his scorecard as de facto president and chairman of National Council on Privatization (NCP), when Chief Olusegun Obasanjo then president was globetrotting between 1999 and 2003 and delegated enormous powers to him?

“Our simple answer is that Nigerians have no good story to tell of the privatisation exercise of the State Owned Enterprises, under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), as the exercise failed woefully and the proceeds were less than transparently accounted for, as exemplified by NITEL, Aluminum Steel Plant, Ajaokuta Steel Plant, Electricity Distribution Companies and sundry state assets.”

The group further stated that it cannot trust Atiku who flagrantly jettisoned the great Nigeria media, event managers, transporters, food vendors among others, by climbing skyward to launch his demagoguery campaign in the Social Media via Twitter and Facebook.

“ZBM had searched for any page where The Atiku Plan mentioned war against corruption, and couldn’t find any; which means that the plan placed no premium on the menace of corruption and how it underdeveloped our dear country

“In sum, it is the considered view of ZBM that yesterday is today’s architecture. Accordingly the 2019 presidential electoral contest is a two horse race, between promoter of squandermania or share the money syndrome and promoter of prudence of slow and steady growth. Beware of the era of squandermania,” ZBN said.

SOURCE: http://www.nigerianeye.com/2018/11/buhari-camp-identifies-big-issue.html

We were told that if you want to hide anything from an African APC supporter then write it in a book. Alas it was true. Atiku.org is there live go and download a copy of the plan and read, his plan to curb corruption was clearly stated. However if you are having difficulty understanding (as you always do, then let me give you a head start)

Each area discussed comprises this structure.
1. The current situation.
2. What Atiku's government will do
3. How it will be done.

Oya I have helped you lot

Keep kwayet....Buharidins

It is better not to promise than to promise and fail.
BTW, are they telling us that nothing is missing from booohari's agenda?

Atiku's campaign slogan already covers everything because once Nigeria works again, everything in it will work again.
#let'smake9jaworkagain.
#istandwithAtiku

Countdown to February 16, 2019

Buhari that promised to fight corruption, what has he achieved?

Says who?

Have they read the Atiku plan or too lazy to read?

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nimisola:
Zikist-Buharist Movement, ZBM, has noted that the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, failed to mention the fight against corruption in his manifesto for the country.


Atiku had on Monday via Facebook and Twitter unveiled his four-point agenda manifesto/policy document entitled, “The Atiku Plan.”

Atiku’s manifesto promotes restructuring, privatization, job creation, infrastructure development and poverty eradication but ZBN has noted that the former Vice President failed to include the fight against graft in his agenda.


Reacting in a statement in Enugu on Tuesday, ZBM said that Atiku was coming to squander the nation’s treasury.

It said Nigerians should be wary of Atiku’s demagoguery.

The statement was signed by Stanley Ohajuruka and Godwin Onwusi, Zonal Coordinator and Acting Secretary respectively.


ZBM said, “For we are at a loss how best to be happier tomorrow, to create jobs and build a modern economy, but investing hugely in critical infrastructure which the Buhari’s Rails, Roads, Agriculture and Power (RRAP) Projects – 5,000 kilometers of federal roads, 5,000 kilometers of standard gauge rail lines, 5,000 megawatts of electricity and self sufficiency in food production, is executing and wants to take to the Next Level.

“It is on record that Buhari regime inherited 345 uncompleted federal roads and despite fall in oil revenue, had invested over N2 trillion in critical infrastructure, embarked on social safety net and utilized over N2 trillion to bail out states from salary and pension arrears, abandoned when the former Minister of Finance, Dr Mrs Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala bemoaned that, ‘whoever wins in 2015 will never find it easy to govern, for I told them to save ahead of eventualities, but Jonathan had no political will to do so and that is the reason why we are in crisis, because we squandered our boom,’

“As a One who was in charge when some of these roads and other projects were abandoned, may we ask His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, his scorecard as de facto president and chairman of National Council on Privatization (NCP), when Chief Olusegun Obasanjo then president was globetrotting between 1999 and 2003 and delegated enormous powers to him?

“Our simple answer is that Nigerians have no good story to tell of the privatisation exercise of the State Owned Enterprises, under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), as the exercise failed woefully and the proceeds were less than transparently accounted for, as exemplified by NITEL, Aluminum Steel Plant, Ajaokuta Steel Plant, Electricity Distribution Companies and sundry state assets.”

The group further stated that it cannot trust Atiku who flagrantly jettisoned the great Nigeria media, event managers, transporters, food vendors among others, by climbing skyward to launch his demagoguery campaign in the Social Media via Twitter and Facebook.

“ZBM had searched for any page where The Atiku Plan mentioned war against corruption, and couldn’t find any; which means that the plan placed no premium on the menace of corruption and how it underdeveloped our dear country

“In sum, it is the considered view of ZBM that yesterday is today’s architecture. Accordingly the 2019 presidential electoral contest is a two horse race, between promoter of squandermania or share the money syndrome and promoter of prudence of slow and steady growth. Beware of the era of squandermania,” ZBN said.

[/s]Okonji Iwela has constantly refuted many of this BMO and Bmc allegations...

When u have no Plans, you end up discrediting those who have....

Pmb has shown no Directions! No plans!
No ideas! Nothing!!

Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, failed to mention the fight against corruption in his manifesto for the country because , APC government is the corruption we are talking about . as soon as they get out of the government there shall be no more corruption. I will advise you to go back and read the plan very well for more understanding








Iti-bolibo

Its better he keeps quiet and act when the time comes than promising heaven and earth doing nothing at last.

See them see them...efulefus

President Buhari mentioned war against corruption,how is he fighting it ,
His a most corrupt leader ever .

nimisola:
Zikist-Buharist Movement, ZBM, has noted that the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, failed to mention the fight against corruption in his manifesto for the country.


Atiku had on Monday via Facebook and Twitter unveiled his four-point agenda manifesto/policy document entitled, “The Atiku Plan.”

Atiku’s manifesto promotes restructuring, privatization, job creation, infrastructure development and poverty eradication but ZBN has noted that the former Vice President failed to include the fight against graft in his agenda.


Reacting in a statement in Enugu on Tuesday, ZBM said that Atiku was coming to squander the nation’s treasury.

It said Nigerians should be wary of Atiku’s demagoguery.

The statement was signed by Stanley Ohajuruka and Godwin Onwusi, Zonal Coordinator and Acting Secretary respectively.


ZBM said, “For we are at a loss how best to be happier tomorrow, to create jobs and build a modern economy, but investing hugely in critical infrastructure which the Buhari’s Rails, Roads, Agriculture and Power (RRAP) Projects – 5,000 kilometers of federal roads, 5,000 kilometers of standard gauge rail lines, 5,000 megawatts of electricity and self sufficiency in food production, is executing and wants to take to the Next Level.

“It is on record that Buhari regime inherited 345 uncompleted federal roads and despite fall in oil revenue, had invested over N2 trillion in critical infrastructure, embarked on social safety net and utilized over N2 trillion to bail out states from salary and pension arrears, abandoned when the former Minister of Finance, Dr Mrs Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala bemoaned that, ‘whoever wins in 2015 will never find it easy to govern, for I told them to save ahead of eventualities, but Jonathan had no political will to do so and that is the reason why we are in crisis, because we squandered our boom,’

“As a One who was in charge when some of these roads and other projects were abandoned, may we ask His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, his scorecard as de facto president and chairman of National Council on Privatization (NCP), when Chief Olusegun Obasanjo then president was globetrotting between 1999 and 2003 and delegated enormous powers to him?

“Our simple answer is that Nigerians have no good story to tell of the privatisation exercise of the State Owned Enterprises, under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), as the exercise failed woefully and the proceeds were less than transparently accounted for, as exemplified by NITEL, Aluminum Steel Plant, Ajaokuta Steel Plant, Electricity Distribution Companies and sundry state assets.”

The group further stated that it cannot trust Atiku who flagrantly jettisoned the great Nigeria media, event managers, transporters, food vendors among others, by climbing skyward to launch his demagoguery campaign in the Social Media via Twitter and Facebook.

“ZBM had searched for any page where The Atiku Plan mentioned war against corruption, and couldn’t find any; which means that the plan placed no premium on the menace of corruption and how it underdeveloped our dear country

“In sum, it is the considered view of ZBM that yesterday is today’s architecture. Accordingly the 2019 presidential electoral contest is a two horse race, between promoter of squandermania or share the money syndrome and promoter of prudence of slow and steady growth. Beware of the era of squandermania,” ZBN said.