@vanguardngrnews Atiku's economic understanding of global energy market is zero.
With this level of economic ignorance, becoming the Nigerian President is putting the country at total risk.
No, no, no. PBAT is a better candidate.
@instablog9ja For a man surrounded by Almajiris, hunger, illiteracy, poverty & diseases and is not moved to eradicate them ..but is fighting to become Nigerian President, Tinubu must be right about him.
Charity begins at home. Becoming the President for the sake of it is simply preposterous.
@ChinasaNworu This is very commendable. I stand with the Hausa people any time, any day.
The agitation must continue until their case is presented to the National Assembly. It's high time we begin to see Hausas Governors and Emirs in their own indigenous land.
God's speed brothers.
@adeosunm If that statement was made truly by Atiku, then it simply exposed his poor economic sense.
Good thing he won't be President with this level of exposure.
@AKakanfo The Fulani knows what they're doing. The conquest of the North is an organized crime and this is what they're bent on replicating in the South through religion and terrorism.
The North has the numbers. Now is the time to rise and ask for reforms. They can't kill everybody.