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ATIKU GROUP TELLS TINUBU: STOP DECEIVING NIGERIANS!

Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu the acclaimed Asiwaju of Yoruba Land has come under stringent attack by members of the Atiku PovertyCure Initiative Coalition who categorically told him to stop saying Nigerians would not go back to 'Egypt", asking which "Egypt", is he referring to? The group also advised Asiwaju to desist from calling PDP looters pointing out that his ruling All Progressive Congress party was more corrupt than any other in the history of Nigeria, adding that they should  forget about 2019 for Buhari. The group speaking through its National Coordinator Chief Jones Ogwumike charged Alhaji Tinubu to stop calling the President "Mr. Integrity", because Nigerians  are now wiser and would not "chop" hunger, poverty and starvation before they succumb to premature death. Chief Jones described Alhaji Tinubu's ranting as cheap politics and  opined that Nigerians would no longer fall for his antics. Chief Jones lambasted the APC National leader to shelve whatever he has to say that the era of Alhaji Atiku Ababakar has come to stay and Nigerians were going to vote massively for him. The National Coordinator said a situation where his wife is going back to the senate for a record third term and he "wickedly" aborted the second term aspiration of a performing governor is to say the list disgusting, abominable and a regrettable. Chief Jones wondered why they call Mr. President "a man of integrity and honesty" yet the country wallows in abject poverty, hunger and starvation. He warned that Nigerian elites should back out from deceiving Nigerians adding that 2019 was only for serious and capable leaders like Atiku Abubakar. Chief Jones who was in company of his National Executives like Abdulrasheed Atta, Mr. Iyke Ogbonna, Prince Ebri Ukagu told press men that the Atiku PovertyCure was currently sensitizing Nigerians o brace up and stand against  deception, trickery and nepotism. He said the Atiku PovertyCure Group was creating awareness on the "atikulated" programmes of their leader so that Nigerians would be on guard. 

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