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The Millennial For Atiku… Hon. Fateema Mohammed

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Countless times, more than I can remember or make reference to, I have been asked why I choose Atiku.
Some just do away with prefixes or suffixes and simply say “Why Atiku?” and I say to them, “Why not Atiku?”
More than anyone, I crave for a Nigeria they works, I crave for a Nigeria that wipes the tears of her children and lifts us out of this dungeon we have found ourselves in.
I want peace and security for every child out there and knowing what I know and where we stand, our best shot is Atiku.

Atiku Abubakar not only has the experience needed to put this country on its wheels again, he is also a man who has a strong passion for the youths and their welfare, a man who continues to work assiduously even as a civilian to put food on the table of many Nigerians with his unending flow of job creation.
Many would still erroneously say “He is a thief”
A thief? When and how did he become a thief and I laugh when they say he stole while working in the customs?
Isn’t it so funny that he’s been able to sustain himself with the wealth he stole 30 years ago?
For if Atiku was in the position to steal and amass wealth for himself while in the government, we already know the hawks would be chasing him right now!

With our complacency and lackadaisical attitudes, we have continued to crown ‘Kings’ who do not have our best interest at hearts, Kings who have only made our lives worse than we imagined.
Term in term out, we have watched as the condition of the country deteriorated drastically and who do we have to blame?
Ourselves, for selling our conscience to the highest bidder.

The truth is no one can make Nigeria work than the one who really wants to make it work.
No one can make Nigeria work than the one who knows how to make it work.
It is one thing to want and it is another thing to know.
Atiku wants and also knows…
Why not let a man who has this double options do the work instead of another trial with a man who wants but does not know or a man who knows but does not want!

2023 is tickling in and we can do better than sit on the fence, we can do better than combat ourselves on the social media, we can do better than fight with our keypads…
This is the time to fight with our conscience fight for our future and the future of our children and their children.

Atiku can do it. He is ready and if he is not tired, why should we be?

The time is now, God willing, Nigeria will be great again but it begins with you and I and of course, our conscience!!!

Join me ! #movement 2023 Atiku is coming!!!

Hon Fateema Aduke Mohammed
DG Atikunation

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Just In: U.S. Strengthens Nigeria’s Security With Major New Military Shipment

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The United States has delivered military supplies to Nigerian security agencies in support of ongoing operations in the country.

 

The United States Africa Command, AFRICOM, announced the delivery in a post on X on Tuesday.

 

“US forces delivered critical military supplies to our Nigerian partners in Abuja. This delivery supports Nigeria’s ongoing operations and emphasizes our shared security partnership,” AFRICOM said on X.

 

Nigeria in recent times has faced an upsurge of insecurity, with hundreds being kidnapped.

 

US forces launched airstrikes on terrorist enclaves in North-West Nigeria on Christmas Day.

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Chief (Mrs.) Lucia Onabanjo, Widow Of Bisi Onabanjo, Dies At 100

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Chief (Mrs.) Lucia Onabowale Onabanjo, the widow of Ogun State’s first civilian governor, Chief Victor Olabisi Onabanjo, has passed away at the age of 100.

 

Her passing was announced by her daughter, Ms Olubukunola Onabanjo, on Tuesday.

 

According to Ms Onabanjo, the matriarch of the Onabanjo dynasty died at the age of 100.

 

She said in a statement: “The family of Chief Victor Olabisi Onabanjo, former Governor of Ogun State, announces with deep sorrow, yet with gratitude to Almighty God, the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.

 

“Chief (Mrs) Lucia Onabowale Onabanjo (1925–2026) was called to glory on Monday, January 11.

 

“We thank God for her long and fulfilled life, and for the enduring legacy of love, strength and faith she leaves behind.

 

“May her soul rest in perfect peace.”

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Emulate Oyebanji’s Humility: Fayose Urges Fubara To Reconcile With Wike Following Impeachment Crisis

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Amid the political rivalry with the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Ayodele Fayose, on Tuesday, urged Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State to emulate his counterpart from Ekiti State, Biodun Oyebanji.

 

Fayose said Fubara should be like Oyebanji who once begged him for support.

 

Speaking in an interview, Tuesday, on Arise Television, Fayose urged Fubara to be humble to Wike because the Minister gave him the platform.

 

He said: “May I say this to you and to Nigerians, you brought up, like the example I have given, you brought up your child, you trained her, and somebody says I want to marry this girl.

 

“The credit goes to you. If you have left that girl rotten, ordinary carpenters and people who have no capacity will be chasing her.

 

“He must have capacity at different levels of life. Life is about level by level. God has graduated this life like a pyramid, you have Asiwaju up there, the governors, the ministers, everybody is at a level.

 

“You can’t tell me, majority of times, you can’t tell me a man who is down the ladder wants to marry a queen somewhere. They will tell you, you don’t have the capacity.

 

“So let’s go back to the issues, everybody must have helped everybody in life. But God in himself, God says I hate ingratitude. I will only fight with what I have left.

 

“You can’t sack Wike from Rivers politics, you can’t sack me from Ekiti politics. I’m not supposed to say what I want to say to you now and I will say it to you.

 

“It’s about Ekiti politics. I was in this house three years ago. The current governor of Ekiti is of the APC extraction. I am of the PDP. He came to this house, he said, leader, I would want to visit with you. I said, you’re welcome, Your Excellency.

 

“He came here and sat on the chair and said, Your Excellency, I want to beg you, I want you to come to my support and my aid. I want you to stand by me in this government. I didn’t go to him. He’s the governor. He deserves all honour.”

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