Reno Omokri says only Atiku as president can unite Nigeria

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Reno Omokri says Atiku remains the viable choice to heal Nigeria and bring about prosperity in the country that is ranked first in poverty

By Ishaya Ibrahim, News Editor

Reno Omokri, the former social media aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, has endorsed former vice president Atiku Abubakar for president in 2023.

In a post on his Instagram page, Reno Omokri says Atiku remains the only Nigerian that can unite the country if elected as president in 2023.

He says: “Look at him. Looking young, fit, trendy and in full holiday mood and mode. Alhaji @AAtiku Abubakar. By the grace of God, my choice as the next President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria who will help us bid farewell to poverty and welcome to prosperity!

“I wholeheartedly, with my full chest, endorse and support Atiku Abubakar to run for President in 2023 on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, and I urge all my supporters around Nigeria to throw their support behind the only man who can unite North and South at this delicate time in our national life,” he says.

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TheNiche had reported in June this year that the 2023 presidential ambition of Atiku has started taking shape with the laying of the foundation for his campaign media office called Atiku Kawai Media Group.

The media outfit is given a Hausa touch that conveys the meaning ‘Only Atiku.’

Atiku also announced receiving the executive of the media unit via tweet.:” I received executives of the Atiku Kawai Media Group, led by the DG, Olushola Olufolabi, and the founder, @Rasheethe . Interactions with them were warm and productive,” he said.

The media group is headed by one of Atiku’s staunch supporters, Olushola Olufolabi.

Olufolabi has been campaigning for Atiku on his Twitter timeline. In one of his tweets, he said: “2023 is all about strategic planning and approaches. Atiku Abubakar for President Federal Republic of Nigeria.”

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