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Nigeria 2027 Election's; VP Shettima Plans to retire former VP Atiku in 2027 and support his farming retirement business with Goats and chickens

Writer: egunjobi samuel
egunjobi samuel
3 hours ago
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In the history of politics and political race in Nigeria, it is a common occurrence among politicians to throw subtle jabs, abuse and tantrums on each other. Some goes to the extent of exposing the secrets of one another or destroy the business belonging to members of opposition. It could be a form of oppressing leading opposition figures with state security forces and other means to achieve their electoral objectives.


‎In the build up to 2022 Osun State APC Gubernatorial Primary Election and 2023 APC Presidential Primary Election, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, a  known ally of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu referred to the person who made him Commissioner of works in Lagos and Governor in Osun state as unfit to be President of Nigeria,  unhealthy and should retire to take care of his grand children instead of urinating on his body as a result of old age or elevating himself to the position of God and sworn to ridicule anyone who compares himself to God.


‎On the 30th day of September, 2018, Former Governor of Lagos State, Akinwunmi Ambode  referred to his rival in the party gubernatorial election, Babajide Sanwoolu as a psychiatric and mental patient  whose medical records can be verify at the Gbagada General Hospital.


‎President Bola Tinubu at one time also referred to the former head of state and President, Olusegun Obasanjo as expired milk/meat that should be dump in the dustbin, a remark that led to rebuke by different Yoruba groups that accused Tinubu of showing disrespect to a prominent elder and senior statesman of Yoruba descent. and many other cases of abuse, image battering and maligning of individual personality.


‎Kashim Shettima, the current Vice President of Nigeria who recently represented Nigeria at the 81st United Nations General Assembly in Washington have been responding to verbal attacks, proposed policies and alleged disrespect coming from the Alh. Atiku Abubakar's camp, and also referencing the outright disrespect on the office of the President of Nigeria, who Atiku Abubakar addressed with his initial 'BOLA' on different occasions during his recent media and press conferences without regard for the Grand Commander of the Federal Republic (GCFR).


‎VP Kashim Shettima, during the announcement and upholding of APC victory at the tribunal in 2023, pledge to retire Atiku Abubakar from politics to a farm in Fombina, the village where Atiku Abubakar originated from, and promise to buy him goats and chickens to rear as an old man who doesn't have business in Nigeria politics or relocate back to Dubai.


‎During the APC presidential campaign council (PCC) inauguration events in Abuja, the Vice President also referred to the Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar proposed economic policies as impractical, unrealistic and theories made for the top of the wardrobe rather than addressing structural and demographic realities of Nigeria.


‎VP Kashim Shettima questioned the rationale behind a graduate of the school of hygiene who mastered the production of bottle water and thinking he has mastered micro-macro economic policies more than first class graduate of accounting.


‎While the Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Nyesom Wike referred to Rotimi Amaechi as a failed politician who looted the River's state treasury to buy luxury houses for young ladies in the state, he also questioned how a man who served as Minister for 8years and Governor for 8years but couldn't afford medicine for his sick mother who died due to the cost of living, as jokingly narrated by the Deputy Candidate of the ADC during his interview with Channels Television.


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