In a recent address, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar urged Nigerians to focus on competence when casting their votes in the upcoming elections, rather than being swayed by material incentives such as bags of rice. He emphasized the importance of electing leaders who possess the necessary skills and experience to address the nation's pressing challenges. Atiku criticized the practice of vote-buying, asserting that it undermines the democratic process and the future of the country. He called on citizens to hold their leaders accountable and to prioritize policies that promote sustainable development. The former vice president's remarks come amid growing concerns about electoral integrity and the influence of money in politics. Atiku's message resonates with many who are advocating for a more transparent and responsible electoral system.
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