Atiku Denies Quitting 2027 Presidential Race Amid BBC Interview Controversy
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar clarified that he has no intention of withdrawing from the 2027 presidential race to make way for a younger candidate, contrary to media reports. Atiku's spokesperson, Paul Ibe, refuted claims that Atiku expressed willingness to step aside in a recent BBC interview.
Atiku, 78, emphasized his commitment to running for president and supporting young aspirants in a competitive primary. The statement aimed to address misrepresentations arising from the interview, affirming Atiku's determination to contest the upcoming election and empower the youth in Nigerian politics.
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