The race between Atiku and Buhari is getting stiff and both are trying winning votes from the public. One of the ways through which politicians convince voters to vote them in is criticizing their opponents. Atiku seems to have grown past that when he tells the people to go and vote irrespective of who they are voting for.
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“If you do not vote you will be accepting that the next four years will be like the last,” said Atiku, who has criticized Buhari’s handling of the economy. However, he tells the people
Nigerians praised him while quoting his words and telling him that his choice of words makes him a good leader.
Atiku has promised to create jobs, privatize the state oil company and double the size of the economy to $900 billion by 2025, in large part by handing a larger role to the private sector.
Buhari became the first opposition candidate to unseat a Nigerian president at the ballot box.
Atiku, who backed Buhari’s last election bid but left the president’s ruling party in late 2017, asked his supporters to replicate Buhari’s unprecedented 2015 election victory.
“This Saturday we will have the opportunity to do so again,” Atiku said. ours.