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Fatee Muhammed speaks on Atiku, 2019

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Fatee Muhammed, top Nigerian female politician has declared that former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar remains the best person to rule Nigeria, come 2019.
Addressing newsmen, Muhammed, a member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, said the former Vice President will bring the needed change Nigerians are yearning for.
Noting that the Waziri of Adamawa has proven himself to be an “industrialist per excellence,” Muhammed said the former Vice President has what it takes to “transform Nigeria” if given the opportunity.
Responding to a question from newsmen, Muhammed said, “That question makes me happy because it gives me an opportunity to erase the negative impressions people have about our principal, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar.
“Atiku is really a man that is passionate about the welfare of youths and women, he is an industrialist per excellence, his economic policy is evident and I know that when given an opportunity, he has what it takes to transform Nigeria.
“Atiku is our next president, InSha Allah. He will bring the positive change we are yearning for. Our economy will return to its number one position in Africa.
“There will be restructuring of the nation, job creations, stable electricity and affordable health care, and many others.
“PDP desires to return back to power. Without being sentimental, the only candidate who can take PDP there is Atiku Abubakar. I’m certain both parties are aware of this fact.
“A serious politician’s influencing style is not necessarily a style but talking about the person of Atiku Abubakar, I’d say he is unique. He is very compassionate, a lover of fellow Nigerians irrespective of tribe and religion, a successful businessman, a man so passionate about the wellbeing of the youths and women of Nigeria.”

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