APC Chieftain Urges Atiku to Collaborate with Tinubu for Nigeria’s Growth in 2027
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has been urged to join forces with President Bola Tinubu by Abayomi Nurain Mumuni, a leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
According to reports, Ambassador Mumuni claimed that the political rivalry between the President and former Vice President Atiku was impeding the advancement of the country.
In a statement issued on Tuesday by his media assistant Rasheed Abubakar, Mumuni lamented the daily struggles that the populace faces.
Atiku and President Tinubu should work together to solve the country’s problems, the APC chieftain urged.
“In these difficult times, we find ourselves at a critical juncture in our nation’s history,” he said. The division among our political leaders, especially between President Bola Tinubu and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has grown more and more apparent as a hindrance to the advancement of the country. For the benefit of our dear nation and its people, the recurring complaints must be put aside, even though they are legitimate in and of themselves.
The protracted crises brought on by political unrest have caused needless suffering, insecurity, and fatalities, and Nigerians are tired of them. The unity and cooperation that may turn obstacles into chances for progress and development are what our country lacks, not the leadership’s insight and vision. The need for efficient government is still being echoed across, but many people are disillusioned by the lack of candid conversation among our political elite.
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In tackling the urgent problems facing our nation, I implore Atiku Abubakar, Bola Tinubu, and others to acknowledge the strength of togetherness.
By working together, they may show that collaboration is more important than competition and become a ray of hope. The welfare of every Nigerian can be given priority as they work together to create a road towards genuine communication, peacemaking, and collaboration.
We should refocus our efforts on productive dialogues that address important topics like healthcare, education, security, and economic recovery. For the sake of a better future, our citizens want leaders who are prepared to set aside personal grievances. History will remember those who took decisive action to mend divisions and strive for the country’s overall well-being while the world watches.
We urge both leaders to call a summit at which their issues may be freely aired and solutions can be jointly developed. Let us encourage hope and a revitalized sense of purpose among Nigerians.
“By working together, we can create a legacy of harmony and advancement that future generations will remember.”
