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Yakubu’s nomination: Atiku drops major bombshell for Tinubu

Yakubu’s nomination: Atiku drops major bombshell for Tinubu

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has criticised the nomination of the immediate past chairman of INEC, Mahmood Yakubu, as an ambassador-designate President Bola Tinubu recently named Yakubu, alongside 67 others, as ambassador nominees after two years of leaving office However, the former vice president noted that he would never do such a thing if he were president of Nigeria, explaining its implications Atiku Abubakar, the former vice president of Nigeria, has said that if he becomes president, he will never give an ambassadorial appointment to the immediate past chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Mahmood Yakubu, unlike President Bola Tinubu.

Recall that President Tinubu recently nominated Mahmood Yakubu, the former chairman of INEC, as one of the 68 non-career ambassador nominees that he forwarded their name to the National Assembly for screening and confirmation.

Atiku Abubakar kicks against the nomination of Mahmood Yakubu as an ambassador-designate
Photo Credit: @atiku, @officialABAT
Source: Twitter Atiku reacts as Tinubu gives Yakubu appointment Reacting to the ambassadorial list on Thursday, December 4, the former vice president maintained that if he were the president of Nigeria, he would not make such a move under any circumstances.

According to Atiku, Yakubu’s nomination “presents terrible optics for an administration already struggling with credibility,” adding that the nomination sent a wrong signal to INEC leadership “that partisan, compromised, or poorly executed elections may ultimately be rewarded.”

Nigerians react to Atiku’s criticism However, some Nigerians have started reacting to the former vice president’s comment on Tinubu’s nomination of Yakubu. Below are some of their reactions:

Daniel Regha commented:

“Atiku, if you had been declared the winner of the presidential election with Yakubu as the INEC chairman, would u still hold this very opinion? That’s the question. Of course, everyone questions the credibility of Yakubu, but how about u state “Without ambiguity” that under no circumstance should religious extremism be encouraged or overlooked. Let’s start from there.” Atiku Abubakar criticises President Bola Tinubu over Mahmood Yakubu’s appointment
Photo Credit: @atiku, @officialABAT
Source: Facebook Atobajaye supported Atiku:

“In Nigeria today, abnormality has become the norm. People who lack morals are being compensated with positions, and this sends the wrong message to our youth that you can be a double-faced person and still be rewarded. Reno and FFK lack the integrity and moral standing to hold any public office, but we now play politics with everything in this country.” Bassy took a swipe at Atiku:

“Oga, calm down jor! You brought this calamity on us. You don’t forget when you endorsed Buhari for Lagos while showering praises on Tinubu. I have both pictures and videos, so should I upload am here?” Momonny wrote:

“Don’t worry, maybe in your next sojourn to life you can make that decision, but if it is this one you and I are living, sir, there is no need because a time like that will never come. You and your fellow co-travellers can continue to critique every decision the government takes; that is what you are called to do.” See the full story of the former vice president here:

Tinubu appoints Renewed Hope ambassador Legit.ng earlier reported that President Bola Tinubu has appointed Okey Ezenwa as the Anambra state Renewed Hope Ambassador to mobilise for the 2027 presidential election.

The APC chieftain was unveiled as one of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors for the 2027 Renewed Hope Agenda re-election campaign and mobilisation in the 36 states and the FCT.

Ezenwo expressed gratitude to the president for the political appointment, adding that it is the most important one, while addressing journalists on Thursday, December 4.

Source: Legit.ng

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