📹 THROWBACK VIDEO! 🇳🇬
Remember when Atiku Abubakar spoke to Nigerians about Tinubu and the promise of reducing fuel prices?
Today, Nigerians are still asking important questions about fuel prices, the cost of transportation, food prices, and the general cost of living.
💔 Nigerians deserve answers, accountability, and relief from economic hardship.
Watch this throwback video and judge for yourself. Does today's reality match the expectations Nigerians had?
🗣️ What is your take? Let's discuss respectfully in the comments.
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The incoming President of Nigeria, HE Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, and the incoming Vice-President of Nigeria, HE Rotimi Amaechi, at the inauguration of the ADC Presidential Campaign Council earlier today
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Subsidy is back, according to Rufai Useni on Arise this morning. He also praised Atiku for pressing the Tinubu government to cut fuel prices and change the entire campaign to an issue-based one.
What sets @atiku Abubakar apart is preparation. Before every election, he consults experts in security, the economy, agriculture, and other critical sectors to develop practical solutions to Nigeria’s challenges.
"The incumbent government always feel that they cannot be removed."
ADC VP candidate Rotimi Amaechi says Nigeria's opposition can draw lessons from the 2015 election, when the APC defeated incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan.
“There is outright deception behind Tinubu’s plan to reduce petrol prices for just one month.”
— Atiku Abubakar, ADC Presidential Candidate for the 2027 Nigerian General Election.
"Bola, when I proposed targeted support to ease fuel costs, you called me ignorant of economic policy.
Your government said it could not be done. Now, in a desperate and clumsy retreat, you have shamelessly embraced the principle you mocked. You owe me an apology Bola"
- H.E Atiku Abubakar
ADC Presidential Candidate
9 Months Without You, Dad.
Today marks exactly 9 months since you left us, Dad. Not a day goes by that I don’t remember you and the lessons you taught us.
I still remember that day you took the three of us to enroll in primary school. I was the one complaining that I didn’t want to go to school. Little did I know then that the education you insisted on would become one of the greatest gifts you ever gave me. Today, I benefit greatly from it, and I will forever be grateful to you.
You taught us so much about life—especially the importance of patience, perseverance, humility, and never giving up. You always reminded us that if we want to achieve great things in life, we must learn to be patient and trust the process.
Dad, although you are no longer here physically, your words, your sacrifices, and your teachings continue to live in us. I will carry your lessons with me for the rest of my life.
May Allah forgive your shortcomings, have mercy on your soul, illuminate and widen your grave, and grant you Jannatul Firdausi. May Allah reward you abundantly for everything you did for us.
9 months gone, but forever in our hearts. We miss you, Dad. ❤️
HE Atiku and his Vice, former governor Rotimi Amaechi, visited a fueling station today in a direct effort to see, experience, and reassure the masses of their plan to make Nigeria affordable again.
🎙️ Listen carefully to Atiku Abubakar. 🇳🇬
Politics should not only be about promises; it should be about the everyday reality of the Nigerian people. When citizens are struggling, leaders must be willing to listen, speak honestly, and provide practical solutions.
This is a conversation every Nigerian should pay attention to. Our future deserves serious discussion, accountability, and leadership that puts the people at the centre. 🇳🇬🗣️
What do you think about Atiku’s message? 👇
🇳🇬 NIGERIANS WANT CHANGE
For many Nigerians who are frustrated by the rising cost of living, unemployment, insecurity and the increasing difficulty of providing for their families, the message is becoming clear: they want a change in government.
People are struggling every day to afford food, pay rent, transport themselves, pay school fees and access healthcare. Many families are asking when the economic hardship will end and when the promises of a better Nigeria will become a reality.
The government has a responsibility to address these concerns and be accountable for its policies and their consequences.
At the end of the day, the power belongs to the people. Nigerians have the right to decide through their votes whether they want the APC-led government to continue or whether they want a different direction for the country.
🇳🇬 Our future, our voices, our votes. Nigeria belongs to all of us.
Back when televisions first arrived in rural homes, having a TV wasn't just about entertainment—it turned a single living room into a neighborhood hub.
As captured in the video, whenever a family turned on a show, children from all around would gather near the doorway or sit on the floor together, mesmerized by the glowing screen. The moment the TV went off, life instantly shifted back outside—kids would run out to play with bicycle tires, ride bikes, and enjoy simple games until sunset.
It was a special era where technology didn't isolate people; instead, it brought whole communities together for movie nights and shared laughter before sending everyone back out to play.