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An Open Letter to Atiku Abubakar

Your Excellency,@atiku

I write this with a heavy heart, not out of malice, but out of deep reflection and concern.

I must be honest, many of us hold you responsible for certain political missteps that have shaped the current reality. In 2019, you made a difficult call. You stood firmly by a man many believed did not truly deserve that level of trust and loyalty. In doing so, you went against key sentiments, particularly from the Southeast political establishment, all in the name of unity and belief in a shared vision.

But over time, that decision has proven costly.

The same individual you helped elevate to national relevance has, on more than one occasion, turned against you. This is not speculation, it is a pattern. Twice now, he has chosen to stand in opposition to your ambitions, fully aware of the political stakes and history you share. A man you brought closer, a man you trusted with strategy, vision, and access, yet he continues to position himself against you at every critical moments.

Even after 2023 elections , you extended an olive branch. You reached out again, shared your plans, spoke about coalition-building, and emphasized the urgency of rescuing Nigeria from its current challenges. You sought unity, collaboration, and purpose.

Yet again, that trust was met with resistance, and ultimately, betrayal.

At some point, patterns must be acknowledged for what they are. Loyalty must be matched with loyalty. Trust must be guarded with wisdom.

Your Excellency, your strength has always been your large heart, your willingness to forgive, to accommodate, and to keep pushing forward despite setbacks. But as you look ahead, especially toward 2027, it is crucial that those around you are not just politically aligned, but genuinely committed to your cause and to the greater good of Nigeria.

Betrayal, when repeated, is no longer an accident, it becomes a character trait.

As you continue your political journey, I hope that clarity guides your decisions, and that sincere, trustworthy allies surround you. Nigeria needs leadership built on conviction, not compromise with inconsistency.

If it is the will of God, no obstacle, no sabotage, and no betrayal will stand in your way in 2027.

May your heart continue to attract those who are true, loyal, and aligned with your vision for a better Nigeria.

Yours sincerely,
A concerned observer
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[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@NDCNigNews Why are you focusing on @atiku. Market your party and leave Atiku alone. we don't like parties that have no plan except demarketing opposition parties then ruling APC. I strongly believe this is not the aim of @iamHSDickson for NDC.

THANK YOU

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@NDCNigNews treats ADC and PDP as rivals.

[NewNG Is POssible @NewNgisPossible]

Zoned your ticket to the South and you refuse.

You go learn the hard way.

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

I personally see nothing worth celebrating @nimc_ng Boss today by @OfficialAPCNg, The system remains weak, that individuals can possess multiple IDs. Progress is not about appointing young people, but abt prioritizing competence over the appointment of elite children.
@BolajiADC

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@BwalaDaniel thank you Mr. Bwala

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@muhsin234 See for yourself

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@NigeriaStories @grik is this Per Annual or per Month

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@BashirAhmaad this is too late

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@afamosigwe True leader

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

May Nigeria not happen to us again.
#Minister is flagging Solar installation

[Nigerian Affairs Journal @NigAffairs]

Senator Ali Ndume, I know where you're living, and there's no streetlight. But go home and sleep now; there'll be streetlights. That's why each time you're in the Senate and we ask for N1, increase it to N5, knowing fully well that the money will be utilised.

- FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike tells Ndume during the flag off of the Light Up Abuja project

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@MFaarees_ Ame

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@salakwa1 @PeterObi I'm proud of Hon. Manasa

[Abba Jidda. @OfficialAzzaki]

I have a dream that one day, this man will become the president of Nigeria 🇳🇬. Ya Allah, please let my dream come true. 🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲

[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

@jrnaib2 @grok who are those 7 reps members dump PDP

[Thεό Abu @TheoAbuAgada]

Statement by Concerned UNIMAID Alumni Association/Friends of UNIMAID Rejecting the Renaming of the University of Maiduguri after Late President Muhammadu Buhari.

We, the members of the Concerned UNIMAID Alumni Association/Friends of UNIMAID, unequivocally reject the recent announcement by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to rename the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) after the late former President Muhammadu Buhari.

UNIMAID is a legacy institution that has stood the test of time, serving as a beacon of academic excellence, resilience, and intellectual growth in Nigeria’s Northeast for decades. Established in 1975, it has weathered numerous challenges, including insurgency and economic hardships, to produce generations of leaders, scholars, and professionals who have contributed immensely to national development.

Renaming this prestigious citadel of learning for apparent political gain is not only condemnable but also undermines the university’s hard-earned identity and historical significance.

While we acknowledge the contributions of the late President Buhari to Nigeria, we firmly believe there are better and more appropriate ways to honor his legacy than attaching his name to an established institution like UNIMAID. Options such as establishing a new university, a research center, or a national monument in his name would preserve his memory without erasing the unique heritage of an existing entity.

UNIMAID’s slogan, “If you want to be made, enter UNIMAID,” encapsulates its transformative essence and has become a rallying cry for aspiring students nationwide. Altering the name would dilute this iconic tag, which symbolizes the university’s role in molding character, championing innovation, and building futures, attributes that should remain untarnished by political expediency.

We draw parallels to a similar attempt in 2012 when former President Goodluck Jonathan sought to rename the University of Lagos (UNILAG) after the late Chief MKO Abiola, the hero of the June 12 struggle.
Southwesterners, including students, alumni, and the public, vehemently rejected this move, leading to widespread protests and its eventual reversal.

If a region could reject the renaming of a school in honor of one of their most illustrious sons, then we in the Northeast have every right to reject this Greek gift imposed on UNIMAID. Our opposition is not a dismissal of Buhari’s achievements but a defense of institutional autonomy and cultural preservation.

We call on President Tinubu to reconsider this decision and engage in consultations with stakeholders, including alumni, students, faculty, and the host community. UNIMAID belongs to all Nigerians, and its name should reflect its enduring legacy, not fleeting political alliances.

Signed:

Concerned UNIMAID Alumni Association/Friends of UNIMAID

[Abdul Rasheeth @Rasheethe]

Take meaningful action to honor Buhari's legacy, not conventional renaming of edifices or institutions.

Although there is nothing special or wrong with remaining anything after the late former president. He had many things named after him; as a matter of fact, Buhari has immobilized himself through his legacies even while he was alive.

All this eye-service and political sympathy shopping won't make Buhari's people vote for you in 2027! If you are true in your sympathy, simply make life easier for Buhari's TALAKAWAS, provide security, and stop the corruption going on in your government. That would be true honour.

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[Ibrahim Ali Mbasuwa @IMbasuwa]

Gov @dikko_radda May God reward you.

[Abdul-Aziz Na'ibi Abubakar @jrnaib2]

Update: H.E. @atiku Abubakar quickly came back from a business trip abroad, landing at Malam Aminu Kano International Airport. He is going to Daura to attend the funeral prayer for the late President Buhari. Welcome back Sir!