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Kalu Says Atiku Will Protect The Nation Against Economic Turmoil

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KEY POINTS


  • Dr. Kalu believes that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has the capacity to remove economic challenges from Nigeria.
  • He urges Nigerian voters to pass on corrupt politicians in favor of skilled leadership for the 2027 election.
  • The present economic management of APC by the Atiku Abubakar administration receives strong criticism from Kalu for its policies especially its handling of fuel subsidies.

The President of ECK Foundation Dr. Emeka Kalu declared through his Non-Governmental Organization that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar possesses the necessary qualifications to help Nigeria overcome its economic crisis when he becomes president in 2027.

Atiku as a solution to Nigeria’s economic challenges

The Lagos-based statement from Kalu evaluated Nigeria’s economic decline while naming Atiku as a “rational game-changer” with proven leadership abilities.

Atiku has demonstrated through leadership experience and vision that he can save Nigeria’s economy which faces imminent collapse.

The administration of Nigeria’s natural resources came under fire from Kalu because he believed economic reforms would bring the best outcomes for growth. Atiku’s economic recovery depends on competent leadership so both voters and political leaders must unite behind him said Kalu.

Call for credible leadership in 2027

Kalu made a plea for Nigerians to knock down corrupt politicians so that the nation could bring back upright leaders like Atiku who would reestablish economic stability throughout the country.

Even though Nigeria experienced an increase in inflation and joblessness and a decline of the naira value and security threats were signs of its deteriorating state.

Our economy’s unfavorable condition informs all Nigerians that our country faces an ineffective leadership system. Leadership competence in 2027 stands as the single hope for economic recovery according to his words.

Atiku earned praise from Kalu for his time as Vice President because he made efficient contributions to the economic liberalization process while creating jobs and bringing in trade investments.

The APC government faces criticism by Kalu due to its opacity during fuel subsidy management which he classifies as an economic challenge among many.

Kalu declared that Nigeria would experience quick economic progress under the leadership of Atiku Abubakar. The statement does not belong to political propaganda but represents undeniable facts that cannot be taken away from reality.

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