Atiku Denies Yoruba Promise, Disowns Consultant's Claim
Atiku Abubakar distances himself from a media consultant, Kola Johnson, who claimed Atiku promised Yoruba people top consideration if he becomes president. Atiku's aide, Paul Ibe, accuses the Bola administration of engaging in propaganda and disinformation to discredit Atiku.
The statement aims to clarify Atiku's stance and dismiss false promises attributed to him, emphasizing the ongoing political tensions and misinformation tactics employed by rival factions in the lead-up to the 2027 elections.
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