September 10, 2026

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Former Vise President Atiku is urged by Kwankwaso to drop out of the 2027 presidential contest.The vice presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Rabiu Kwankwaso has called on ex-Vice President Atiku Abubakar to withdraw out of the presidential election for 2027. Geographic Reference 2. The former governor of Kano State made the visit on Monday at his residence in Abuja where he had a meeting with members of the Fulani Farmers Association. The running mate of the NDC presidential candidate, Peter Obi, Kwankwaso, appealed on Atiku to review his presidential ambition based on his age and health. He said, “If they win the presidency in the 2027 general elections, Obi and I will take care of Atiku. “Go to the house of the Wazirin of Adamawa and tell him in Fulani that he has to focus on his traditional title of Wazirin considering his age and health,” he told them in Hausa. “By the grace of God, we will take good care of him, because you are all from Adamawa. “He ought to be apologised to.” Atiku’s emergence as the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential flag bearer in May 2026 was a pivotal moment for the party and a considerable alteration in the early dynamics of Nigeria’s 2027 electoral contest. This will be the sixth time that Atiku is contesting for president. He ran for the first time in 1993. The declaration was made by Atiku, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate in the 2019 general election, at the International Conference Center, Abuja. The 2019 PDP presidential candidate lost to Muhammadu Buhari elected into office for a second term. “This time it is different, our quest will not end at the vote, we will get to work and save Nigeria. “I call on every Nigerian to come and join me in this mission to save our dear country,” Atiku stated. “Nigeria is a land of opportunities. No hard background will make any Nigerian give up. “I am a living example of what is possible in Nigeria.” If he wins, Atiku stated presidency, Nigeria “will run a liberal economy that will enable small businesses to grow through lower taxes for small businesses and low income earners.” “My presidency will focus on five key areas: unity of Nigeria, security, economy, education, and devolving more resources and powers to the federating units,” Atiku added. “I have never been this optimistic and with your support and God’s grace we will get to the promised land.”