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H.E Atiku Abubakar receives an extraordinary achievement award at this year silver bird awards that was held in Lagos.

Oba Lamidi Adeyemi Olayiwola, Ikubabayeye III, on a courtesy visit to the Turaki Adamawa, Alhaji Abubakar Atiku.

This report contains all the online social media activities on H.E Atiku Abubakar, which includes web crawled links, social media posts and structured comments
on blogs and websites.


12.02.2017 - 19.02.2017

2019: Group routes for Atiku in Ogun

https:///9V0yrJMqY0

Restructuring Nigeria is up to Nigerians to decide – Atiku

https:///Fz9MF3qrSZ

Only Nigerians can decide Igbo presidency — Atiku

https:///qZekX1DUN2

Atiku meets Nana Akufo-Addo, gets presidential nod in Ogun state

https:///LT6PTQBSO1

My Advice On Govt. Matters Will Be Confidential – Atiku

https:///CyxRAgj3xL

Former VP visits Babangida in Minna

https:///fEb3eCEXdt

Atiku Visits IBB, Again Canvasses Country’s Restructuring

https:///GA7W1Hob37

‘Atiku zai yi takarar shugaban kasa a PDP a 2019’ – inji jigon PDP

https:///esZey8ELK4

RECESSION: Atiku speaks on why he has to meet Buhari in secret, as
president set to launch economic recovery plan

https:///vmqEOymso1

Atiku reportedly makes plan to replace Buhari in 2019

https:///S04pyVlM1A

2019: Atiku, Lamido may clash over PDP presidential ticket

https:///BhXgQhdgZi

Atiku, Sule Lamido gunning for Buhari's job

https:///Tc5YwITkkk

Sulyman Suleiman
Twitter: @Mr_suleimman

Former Vice-President Abubakar Atiku has said that he will not advise the President Muhammadu Buhari’s government in public.

Atiku said his resolve not to advise the government in public was because he did not want his counsel to be in the public domain or on the pages of the newspapers.

He said this on Tuesday after a closed-door meeting that lasted for two hours with a former military dictator, Ibrahim Babangida, in his Minna residence.

Asked what advice he had for Buhari on the challenges facing the nation, Atiku said he would only advise the government in camera.

Atiku said, “Well, if I am to advise the government, I will advise it in confidence because I was in government before. I will only advise the government in private so that it won’t be on the pages of newspapers.”

Responding to questions on the restructuring of the country, he said, “It is left for Nigerians to decide.”

Atiku had expressed the belief that restructuring was the key to solving most of Nigeria’s problems.

Atiku, who arrived the Minna International Airport in an aircraft number T7AAA at exactly 12.40pm on Tuesday, was received by the Niger State Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Bello, who accompanied him to IBB’s House.

Asked why he was in Minna, Atiku said, “I came to visit the former President and also to wish him well since he returned from his medical trip abroad. That is the reason why I am here.”

They started the meeting at 1.15pm but they stopped briefly at 2.15pm to observe prayers.

It ended at 3.16pm and the former Vice-President left straight for the airport with his entourage.

Those who accompanied Atiku to Minna included Capt. Yahaya Gombe, Ambassador Yahaya Kwande, Alhaji Kwaironga Jada, Senator Mohammed Mangoro and Alhaji Jamilu Jibrin.

Former Vice-President Abubakar Atiku has said that he will not advise the President Muhammadu Buhari’s government in public.

Atiku said his resolve not to advise the government in public was because he did not want his counsel to be in the public domain or on the pages of the newspapers.

He said this on Tuesday after a closed-door meeting that lasted for two hours with a former military dictator, Ibrahim Babangida, in his Minna residence.

Asked what advice he had for Buhari on the challenges facing the nation, Atiku said he would only advise the government in camera.

Atiku said, “Well, if I am to advise the government, I will advise it in confidence because I was in government before. I will only advise the government in private so that it won’t be on the pages of newspapers.”

Responding to questions on the restructuring of the country, he said, “It is left for Nigerians to decide.”

Atiku had expressed the belief that restructuring was the key to solving most of Nigeria’s problems.

Atiku, who arrived the Minna International Airport in an aircraft number T7AAA at exactly 12.40pm on Tuesday, was received by the Niger State Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Bello, who accompanied him to IBB’s House.

Asked why he was in Minna, Atiku said, “I came to visit the former President and also to wish him well since he returned from his medical trip abroad. That is the reason why I am here.”

They started the meeting at 1.15pm but they stopped briefly at 2.15pm to observe prayers.

It ended at 3.16pm and the former Vice-President left straight for the airport with his entourage.

Those who accompanied Atiku to Minna included Capt. Yahaya Gombe, Ambassador Yahaya Kwande, Alhaji Kwaironga Jada, Senator Mohammed Mangoro and Alhaji Jamilu Jibrin.

H. E Atiku Abubakar meets with the former Military President of Nigeria, General Ibrahim Babaginda.

H.E Atiku Abubakar meets with newly elected president of Ghana, Nana Kufo Addo at the weekend.

Pictures attached.

Suleiman Suleiman.