Amaechi vows to resign if Nigeria fails under Atiku

Rotimi Amaechi, the vice-presidential candidate for the African Democratic Congress, declared during an interview on NewsCentral TV that he would resign from his position if Nigeria does not show improvements within one year of an administration led by Atiku Abubakar. Amaechi, a former governor of Rivers State, emphasized his commitment to accountability, stating that both Atiku and the party leadership are aware of his character and willingness to step down if he fails to perform.
He expressed confidence that Atiku would be recognized as a hero in the first year of his presidency, asserting that Nigerians would regret not voting for him sooner. Amaechi outlined plans for a production subsidy aimed at reducing prices and emphasized the need to review agricultural policies to support Nigerian farmers, reduce food imports, and create employment to combat insecurity.
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