Appointment of 17 Northerners as heads of security agencies lopsided – Atiku
November 17, 2022


Atiku Abubakar
Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, has criticised the appointment of heads of security agencies by President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.

The PDP presidential candidate described the appointment of 17 Northerners as heads of various security agencies as lopsided.


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Atiku stated this while speaking at an interactive session with members of the Nigerian Guild of Editors in Lagos on Wednesday.


He said, “PDP will form a government of national unity. We will bring members of the opposition who would have lost and then, of course, we will move on from there. This is when only the ways to unify this country and we will now begin to move.

“Today, we have 17 heads of various security agencies. All of them come from the North; I will not do that. I will make sure that every geopolitical zone is represented in these security outfits. This is also another way you can unify this country and give every part of this country a sense of belonging.


“By the time you double the strength of the Nigeria Police Force, maybe you will be talking about 700,000 or so. You will have reduced unemployment. So, we will extend that operation to the armed forces. By the time you finish doing that, you will find that you would have taken more than one million people out of the unemployment market.”

Meanwhile, Atiku has expressed his intention to continue with the economic policies the PDP embarked on between 1999 and 2007.


According to him, PDP economic policies aimed at liberalising the economy and promoting the private sector to create jobs and wealth in simple, straightforward terms.

“Liberalising the economy is broad. Empowering the private sector is broad, and of course, continues with the privatisation of our public enterprises. In other words, (we will create) a more private sector-driven economy,” he said

I guess he's just knowing now, why not speak out before now.

Same north that wants to deliver you is now lopsided.

Atiku is a seasoned democrat that will allow all forms and structures of democratic process operate freely. AA is the answer!

Look who dey talk

Just wait for it.
Election is at hand

Na now you know?
Yoruba muslims like it like that go and ask that MURIC Prof.

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Appointment of 17 Northerners as heads of security agencies lopsided – Atiku
November 17, 2022


Atiku Abubakar
Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, has criticised the appointment of heads of security agencies by President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.

The PDP presidential candidate described the appointment of 17 Northerners as heads of various security agencies as lopsided.


Read also: Bill for restructuring, resource control ready — ATIKU

Atiku stated this while speaking at an interactive session with members of the Nigerian Guild of Editors in Lagos on Wednesday.


He said, “PDP will form a government of national unity. We will bring members of the opposition who would have lost and then, of course, we will move on from there. This is when only the ways to unify this country and we will now begin to move.

“Today, we have 17 heads of various security agencies. All of them come from the North; I will not do that. I will make sure that every geopolitical zone is represented in these security outfits. This is also another way you can unify this country and give every part of this country a sense of belonging.


“By the time you double the strength of the Nigeria Police Force, maybe you will be talking about 700,000 or so. You will have reduced unemployment. So, we will extend that operation to the armed forces. By the time you finish doing that, you will find that you would have taken more than one million people out of the unemployment market.”

Meanwhile, Atiku has expressed his intention to continue with the economic policies the PDP embarked on between 1999 and 2007.


According to him, PDP economic policies aimed at liberalising the economy and promoting the private sector to create jobs and wealth in simple, straightforward terms.

“Liberalising the economy is broad. Empowering the private sector is broad, and of course, continues with the privatisation of our public enterprises. In other words, (we will create) a more private sector-driven economy,” he said

useless goat.but having all the major party positions in the north is not lopsided.for me kwankwaso is better than atiku sef.he doesn’t come anywhere close to tinubu.

Plan good things and achieve the good things,atiku he has a good plan for every Nigerian Citizen