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by Victor Ndubuisi
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According to the Omalegwuoku Progressive Initiative, an Igbo socio-political organisation, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, is suffering from severe post-election loss trauma.

Ambassador Ginika F. Tor, Global President of the group and a Commissioner with the Federal Character Commission (FCC), announced this at a news conference in Abuja on Wednesday.

She further alleged that Atiku is suffering from near-presidency syndrome as a result of his defeat in the 2023 election in his fifth presidential bid, and that his post-election trauma has worsened as a result of the tribunal’s dismissal of his plea.

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According to her, the former Vice President sent a fishing expedition to Chicago State University (CSU) in search of President Bola Tinubu’s Certificate.

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According to Tor, while the President quickly turned his attention to developmental matters, it became clear that Atiku and his subordinates were purposefully trying to divert him.

She said, “The PDP Presidential Candidate, Atiku Abubakar, who appears to still be suffering from a severe post-election loss trauma and a near-presidency syndrome following his defeat at the polls on his fifth presidential contest, has suddenly realized that his dream of being President of this country which seemed so close in 2003 was again a mirage in 2023.

“His post-election trauma ballooned following the unsuccessful prosecution of his brief by his legal team at the PEPT, where they filed a petition lacking in substance and direction. Like someone who woke up from a terrible nightmare, Atiku commissioned a fishing expedition to Chicago State University on a wild goose chase for President Bola Tinubu’s certificate.

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“They started by saying President Bola Tinubu did not attend CSU, and when CSU repeatedly confirmed that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was their student and graduated with honours in 1979, they changed lanes and started accusing President Bola Tinubu of submitting a fake certificate to INEC in 2022.”

Tor claimed that Atku’s efforts to undermine Tinubu’s integrity amounted to harming Nigeria’s image in the eyes of the foreign community in order to propagate a lie and discredit the president.

She added: “Atiku Abubakar’s inordinate quest to malign the integrity of Mr President also amounts to destroying or tarnishing the image of Nigeria before the international community all in a bid to perpetuate a lie and make people believe that President Bola Tinubu submitted a forged certificate to INEC.

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“In the past four months, the Tinubu administration has systematically laid the groundwork for a very prosperous Nigeria where the fruits of prosperity will percolate through the grassroots to the common man. The process may be thorny and harsh, but the destination will bring lasting relief and sustainable prosperity for all.

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“We equally want to appeal to the President to continue to be meticulous in transforming the national trajectory of Nigeria both in terms of economy, security and political inclusion.

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“On this note, we call on Mr President to equally find a way to include many competent progressives who share his development ideology and also worked tirelessly to help enthrone this government. Giving these categories of people the opportunity to serve in different capacities will be the surest way of quickly attaining the targets contained in his Renewed Hope vision since they are co-owners of the Renewed Hope Agenda.”

 

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