Barely one month to full campaign for the 2023 general election, the Atikulated Global Movement, a group of former aspirants and candidates under PDP has said Nigerians have no better option except Atiku Abubakar to lead the country as a president come next year.
The National Organizing Secretary of the group, Yaqoob Daranijo, said the group was formed with aim of uniting the nation and working towards pulling the country out of the current woods by supporting Atiku Abubakar’s vision.
Daranijo spoke at the inauguration of a movement to unite former aspirants and candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), ahead of the 2023 general election in Abuja.
According to him, Atikulated Global Movement (AGM), is poised to ensure over 37 million Nigerians are mobilized for Atiku/ Okowa when campaigns begin in September.
“As aspirants who believed in this great party and put ourselves forward to represent our people in the last primaries, we have decided that we shall not stop fighting. We shall not stop fighting for the success of the People’s Democratic Party and of course our presidential flagbearer in the coming elections. We are keeping our hopes alive to play our part in the anticipated victory of our great party. Yes, anticipated victory because Nigerians are tired of the helpless situation, they find themselves.”
“As we build a formidable team to deliver on our electoral target, I want to urge all our colleagues and partners to brace up for the task ahead. The future is indeed bright but the road may be a bit rough. Rough in the sense that we shall be working tirelessly to achieve our desire to ensure the emergence of a brand-new President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria under the platform of our great party in 2023. We shall have sleepless nights as we comb the length and breadth of the country in search of grassroots partners to deliver in our pursuit.”
“We are focused on bringing the necessary solutions to usher in a new government in 2023.
“We are Nigerians from different tribes, races, religions, professions, and genders at home in Nigeria and in the Diaspora who wish to work for the successful emergence of a brand-new President of the Federation,” he said.
