H.E Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has reiterated his commitment to pay all outstanding ASUU Backlog if elected.

Atiku the Cameroonian is a fraud.

It Is People Like Atiku Abubakar And Ifeanyi Okowa Can Restore The Educational Sector.

Atiku Abubakar If Elected President 2023, Will Ensure Our Children Are Back To Schools.

Basically, Nigerians are used to the lies and deceit

#AtikuOrganizingforAction
Atiku Abubakar is the right man for the Job.
Let's recover and make Nigeria work again.

Empty promises!

Increase funding of universities, and grow the education sector.

If Buhari had done this instead of wasting money on oil exploration and railways to desert nations, this protracted strike would have been averted!

It's now I noticed atiku became popular courtesy of obi in 2019.

His social media handlers are very dull.

This man is ready to promise anything at this point. Lol.... desperado!
He can even give out his wife for flogging provided it'll yield votes.

Lies lies lies

The game of politics is: promise anything that'll get you votes and when you win, tell them it wasn't as easy as you thought or ignore them totally.

Fashola said electricity is not rocket science. Buhari said Boko Haram will be destroyed in 100 days.

So, we know the game. Men use it on women by promising fake marriage just to sleep with them.

This is not a new format from politicians. Only idiots believe them.

Vote wisely

I have a fervent belief that you can do it, your excellency Atiku Abubakar.

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OtejiriEriegha:
This can only be done by someone who have the future of our Education system at heart. ATIKU &OKOWA got us covered.

Those are empty campaign promises, let him come and explain how he's going to do it......a man that stole PTDF, a trust fund for education cannot be trusted with this statement.

There is nothing Atiku wont promise like this

Hahaha
Promise

Man of his words we are behind the unifier.

How will you get over a trillion naira for that? Let's ask few questions

owobokiri:
At the rate he's going, Atiku will ultimately promise to pay the dowry for all unmarried bachelors in West Africa if we can allow him to rule Nigeria for one day! Just one day!! Even 12 hours will do...

Such desperation is a sign of danger. Buhari came with similar promises. .. We saw hell..

Aren't Peter and Tinubu also making promises?

In as much as I care who becomes president of Nigeria come 2023. It’s certain the winner will come among Atiku, TINUBu and Obi. But the ultimate question on every electorate’s mind should be; Who are the people they are going to be working with? We already know who Atiku and TINUBu would probably be working with to take this nation to the next level. But for Obi- I am curious.

STORY STORY STORY. NIGERIANS ARE A LOT WISER NOW. NO MORE LIES

ochejoseph:
The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, has promised to meet the demand of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to pay their backlog of salaries if he is elected president.

Though the union embarked on an eight-month strike which ended in October, it has since been at loggerheads with the Federal Government over unpaid salaries, arguing that its members will make up for the lost time in the classroom.

However, Atiku gave the academics an assurance of clearing the backlog during his appearance at The People’s Townhall organised by Channels Television in Abuja on Saturday.

“I’m going to increase the funding level (of education) as against what is currently obtained, no doubt about that because I am a firm and committed believer in education.

“I have undertaken to say, ‘Whatever backlog – we are going to clear all the backlogs and make sure that you go back to classes and students go back to school,” he said.

The former vice president acknowledged the “sometimes invisible roadblocks,” explaining that when the Federal Government releases money for the universities, it does not go straight to the universities.

According to him, the funds are channelled through “another federal bureaucracy” that “might decide to do whatever they want” before the monies are sent to the individual universities.

“Why not remove the bottleneck?” he asked. “Whatever is due to university A, B, C, D, send it directly!”

The PDP candidate recalled an experience during his tenure as vice president between 1999 and 2007, where according to him, a visit to several embassies revealed that “all the staff” were not owed for “several months.”

“I even visited Togo which is the headquarters of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). Every West African country has a building and staff quarters as poor as they may be, and Nigeria didn’t have, a founding member of ECOWAS,” he said.

“I came back and called the minister of finance and said, ‘What is happening? Let’s do something different.’ She said, ‘What?’ ‘Let’s ask every embassy to give us their budget.

“And when they give us their budget, we don’t send the money through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), we send the money straight to the embassies.’ That immediately eliminated the backlog of all the salaries that they were owing to our staff abroad.”

But, according to Atiku, the ministry was not pleased.

“They (MFA) kept on fighting. So, sometimes you have to really be bold enough to change some of the processes or procedures that are currently obtained in the public service to get service delivered to where they should be delivered,” he said.

“I was told of a story where, of course, some funding for universities was stalled at the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC): ‘NUC, what do you want to operate?’ (This) much. ‘Universities, where do you want to operate?’ (This) much.’ You give them directly. Why do you have to go through NUC?

“As I’ve said, I’ve pledged to increase the funding of education as far as our budget is concerned. Sadly, we are not even meeting our counterparts in West Africa. They may be poorer than we are, but we are not spending as much, as far as the educational sector is concerned.”

You can watch the full video of the interaction via channels link source below

H.E Atiku and Dr. Okowa is the combination Nigeria needs.

As One We can Get It Done!!!!!

Dr. Oche Otorkpa (FRSPH-UK)

https://www.channelstv.com/2022/12/11/i-will-clear-ASUU-salary-backlog-atiku/

Trusted,who got PRIVATE schools at your own stake,JAGANBA lo Kan.

descarado:
It's now I noticed atiku became popular courtesy of obi in 2019.

His social media handlers are very dull.

Even this his promise of clearing ASUU's salary backlog is allegedly stolen from Obi's manifesto.

I don't even know that this man is in the race at all, if we're to judge by supporters' comments on this NL.

Na agbado strikers and Obidient warriors been dey dabaru the online field 90% of the time.

MADUBukar005:
I agree with Atiku Abubakar with what he says about ASUU Nigeria need a person like to clear all problem of education

Clear and pay all ASUU outstanding salaries and start owing Doctor's and Judiciary ... Just the way they always use balance some sectors and punish others ..

Atiku is the only candidate among his fellow contestant that understands and have a passion for Eduction, he has achieved that through his private university. A vote for Atiku is a vote for the redemption of our educational system.

ochejoseph:
The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, has promised to meet the demand of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to pay their backlog of salaries if he is elected president.

Though the union embarked on an eight-month strike which ended in October, it has since been at loggerheads with the Federal Government over unpaid salaries, arguing that its members will make up for the lost time in the classroom.

However, Atiku assured the academics of clearing the backlog during his appearance at The People’s Townhall organized by Channels Television in Abuja on Saturday.

“I’m going to increase the funding level (of education) as against what is currently obtained, no doubt about that because I am a firm and committed believer in education.

“I have undertaken to say, ‘Whatever backlog – we are going to clear all the backlogs and make sure that you go back to classes and students go back to school,” he said.

The former vice president acknowledged the “sometimes invisible roadblocks,” explaining that when the Federal Government releases money for the universities, it does not go straight to the universities.

According to him, the funds are channeled through “another federal bureaucracy” that “might decide to do whatever they want” before the monies are sent to the individual universities.

“Why not remove the bottleneck?” he asked. “Whatever is due to university A, B, C, D, send it directly!”

The PDP candidate recalled an experience during his tenure as vice president between 1999 and 2007, where according to him, a visit to several embassies revealed that “all the staff” were not owed for “several months.”

“I even visited Togo which is the headquarters of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). Every West African country has a building and staff quarters as poor as they may be, and Nigeria didn’t have, a founding member of ECOWAS,” he said.

“I came back and called the minister of finance and said, ‘What is happening? Let’s do something different.’ She said, ‘What?’ ‘Let’s ask every embassy to give us their budget.

“And when they give us their budget, we don’t send the money through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), we send the money straight to the embassies.’ That immediately eliminated the backlog of all the salaries that they were owing to our staff abroad.”

But, according to Atiku, the ministry was not pleased.

“They (MFA) kept on fighting. So, sometimes you have to be bold enough to change some of the processes or procedures that are currently obtained in the public service to get service delivered to where they should be delivered,” he said.

“I was told of a story where, of course, some funding for universities was stalled at the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC): ‘NUC, what do you want to operate?’ (This) much. ‘Universities, where do you want to operate?’ (This) much.’ You give them directly. Why do you have to go through NUC?

“As I’ve said, I’ve pledged to increase the funding of education as far as our budget is concerned. Sadly, we are not even meeting our counterparts in West Africa. They may be poorer than we are, but we are not spending as much, as far as the educational sector is concerned.”

You can watch the full video of the interaction via the channels link source below

H.E. Atiku and Dr. Okowa are the combinations Nigeria needs.

As One We Can Get It Done!!!!!

Dr. Oche Otorkpa (FRSPH-UK)

https://www.channelstv.com/2022/12/11/i-will-clear-ASUU-salary-backlog-atiku/

Kinglying:
Atiku abubakar of the PDP is Nigerians main ambassador for the "operation rescue Nigeria" come 2023 by God's Grace.

#Nigeria Needs Fixing come 2023.

The picture here shows he's a good Mikano repairer...., He doesn't just export....

Story...

His manifesto said he will privatize all universities and now he has seen Peter Obi's manifesto, he has now adopted his strategies. That's why they were all waiting for his manifesto.

Tinubu's women leader also plagiarised Obi's healthcare plan during the Chatham house discussion.

It's so easy to say especially when you are trying to campaign for an election

Nothing wrong with building railway to desert nation. We need to be the maritime destination in West Africa, and it starts with connecting our rail to the port. Niger, Chad, Mauritania are all land locked countries. Imagine if folks in Aba can use the railway to ship their products to these e countries

Angelfrost:
Empty promises!

Increase funding of universities, and grow the education sector.

If Buhari has done this instead of wasting money on oil exploration and railways to desert nations, this protracted strike would have been averted!

Jibson541:
H.E Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has reiterated his commitment to pay all outstanding ASUU Backlog if elected.

All the accounts on the first page are paid to market Atiku. I want to join your online campaign team. How much una dey pay?
No jokes.