Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by Anither563: 12:05pm On Nov 10 |
He should have taken this to the court instead of making this public disgrace. Atiku is truly criminally unrobbed. |
Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by givedemwotowoto: 12:09pm On Nov 10 |
ElSudani: Nigerian politicians never lose any election. Atiku was right. Rivers was supposed to make PO number 1 with over 7 or 8 million when you factor in mago mago they did in other areas, Atiku number 2. Nobody was supposed to win two thirds in 24 states so it would’ve been a run-off between PO and Atiku. History will continue to hold you people accountable. Nigerians know what happened. The reckoning won’t come now, just wait till your man loses election. You’ll see much people have been holding back since you people pushed GEJ out and destroyed what was left of Nigeria |
Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by ogolemati: 12:30pm On Nov 10 |
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Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by lamentor78(m): 2:31pm On Nov 10 |
Ernesthugo: The 2023 presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, has alleged that he didn’t lose the 2023 election; rather, it was “criminally stolen.”
Atiku also blamed President Bola Tinubu for the “excruciating pain” suffered by citizens due to what he described as “trial-and-error economic policies” implemented by the administration.
However, the presidency, in a counter-response through Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Mr Bayo Onanuga, slammed the former Vice President, stating that his 2023 presidential bid was “rejected” by Nigerians because his ideas “lacked details,” among other reasons.
Tinubu won the 2023 presidential election, beating off competition from Abubakar and the then Labour Party candidate, Peter Obi.
However, in another series of tweets on Monday, Atiku alleged that he was robbed of victory in the last election, stating, “Let me emphasise that the citizens who cast their votes in the 2023 presidential election are well aware that I did not lose; rather, we find ourselves in this predicament because the election was criminally stolen from the Nigerian people.”
Abubakar lamented that Nigerians are currently in economic “turmoil,” as the president’s ascension to power was devoid of a “coherent plan.”
The tweet read, “I have taken note of the initial responses highlighting the striking disparity between President Tinubu’s faltering economic policies and the alternatives I have proposed. It is exciting to witness such a vigorous debate on these critical matters, and I sincerely hope that this discourse will ultimately benefit Nigeria and its citizens.
“Like many fellow Nigerians, I firmly believe that we find ourselves in this current economic turmoil due to the Tinubu administration’s hasty ascent to power, devoid of a coherent plan. In stark contrast, my team not only devised a comprehensive recovery plan but also welcomed significant input from Nigerians, ensuring that our approach was inclusive and well-considered.
“Isn’t it fascinating how the so-called ‘tested’ Tinubu administration’s only policy response seems to be a national prayer led by the First Lady and the NSA? Just a mere 24 hours after I proposed my alternative solutions! What a bold strategy! In my humble interpretation of the scriptures, prayer indeed serves as a noble path to follow. However, the sacred texts also counsel us to engage in diligent labour and hard work.
“It is, therefore, uncharitable for Tinubu’s team to claim that my proposals remain untested. What remains unproven is the erratic, trial-and-error nature of the policies so far implemented by this administration, which elucidates our present predicament.”
The former Vice President, who had an eight-year stint in office and served alongside former President Olusegun Obasanjo from 1999 to 2007, recalled that during their first term, the country’s economy witnessed significant growth.
He added that the Gross Domestic Product under their administration rose from 6.59% to 15% in 2002.
“Let us not forget that under our economic stewardship between 1999 and 2003, Nigeria soared to the pinnacle of Africa’s economies, while their administration has relegated us to a disheartening fourth position.
“The average GDP rate under the Obasanjo administration, which I served in, was 6.59% and peaked at 15% in 2002; it was 7.98% under the late Yar’Adua administration and 4.8% under Jonathan, compared to the dismal 2.8% of the so-called ‘tested’ Tinubu era. Enough of the pains from the shambolic ‘bolekaja’ economic policy prescriptions!
“We cannot hope to tax our way out of the economic quagmire wrought by these misguided experimental policies of a novice administration. Numerous nations, such as the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Monaco (an EU territory with a zero-income tax policy), among many others, have emerged as economic powerhouses by fostering growth through lower taxation. Why, then, are we fixated on inflicting further hardship upon an already struggling populace?
“One can only speculate that Tinubu’s government is anchored to a mere Tea-plan, which can only lead to a T-pain,” Atiku said.
2023 election is the only election where three people won but only one was sworn in |
Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by kunle4toyeyaho: 2:51pm On Nov 10 |
Bighead9: True talk Tinubu stole it via rigging. When Rivers and many other States were writing election results within office of the respective Governors Chief of staff. What do you expect? ,,,,and what prevented your Atiku from presenting this as evidence at court? He anchored his petition on non- qualification of Tinubu not rigging. Atiku was fairly defeated in the last presidential election. |
Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by Ernesthugo(m): 5:12pm On Nov 10 |
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Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by Ernesthugo(m): 5:13pm On Nov 10 |
no u absolutely wrong apc govern most igbo state so get your facts right. quit the hatred and tribal slurs Front0lane: What is wrong in hating Obi because he is an igbo ? Do you igbos not hate Awolowonfor just being Yoruba ?
Do many fools among you not hate bihari just for being Fulani ?
Do you not hate Tinubu just for being Yoruba ?
Do you not hate Fashola Lai Sawlnwolu Gbaja n many others just because they are Yorubas ? Why do you think n assume you fools n lunatics should own the monopoly to tribal hate which you have exhibited severally since independence ?!
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Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by Ernesthugo(m): 5:14pm On Nov 10 |
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Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by Ernesthugo(m): 2:48pm On Nov 11 |
you know the drill,but it was never free and fair. lamentor78:
2023 election is the only election where three people won but only one was sworn in |
Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by orisa37: 1:26pm On Nov 12 |
WHO KILLED THOSE TWO SUPREME COURT JUSTICES TODAY? ATIKU 'S STATEMENT HERE IS INCRIMINATING HIM OR AT LEAST A LIBEL AGAINST MR. PRESIDENT AND THE TWO DEAD JUSTICES. ATIKU SHOULD AT LEAST BE WARNED. 1 Like |
Re: I Didn’t Lose 2023 Election, It Was ‘criminally Stolen’, Atiku Alleges by Ernesthugo(m): 3:13pm On Nov 14 |
mynd44 push to fp orisa37: WHO KILLED THOSE TWO SUPREME COURT JUSTICES TODAY? ATIKU 'S STATEMENT HERE IS INCRIMINATING HIM OR AT LEAST A LIBEL AGAINST MR. PRESIDENT AND THE TWO DEAD JUSTICES. ATIKU SHOULD AT LEAST BE WARNED. |