Atiku Condemns Crackdown on Opposition: Warns Against Authoritarianism in Nigeria
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the crackdown on opposition voices in Nigeria, particularly criticizing the summoning of Kaduna State Governor El-Rufai and African Democratic Congress (ADC) leaders by the police. Atiku warned against growing authoritarian tendencies in the country, stressing the importance of upholding democratic values and allowing diverse opinions.
He highlighted the need for Nigerians to collectively defend democracy across political divides. Atiku's statements come amidst his alignment with the ADC to challenge the ruling party in the 2023 general elections.
The former VP's stance reflects concerns over the shrinking space for dissenting voices and the implications for Nigeria's democratic principles.
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