AbdulAziz Na'ibi Abubakar

AbdulAziz Na'ibi Abubakar Entrepreneurship, Politics, Public Affairs and Digital Media Consultation. Atiku will be good to Nigeria In Sha Allah.
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08/01/2026

Rightly said �

08/01/2026

I genuinely don't understand what Gabriel Jesus is still doing at Arsenal. He didn't deserve a single minute on the pitch in today's match.

Sell him to Inter Miami, please, the Saudi Pro League has clearly become far too competitive for him now.

08/01/2026

The rift between them continues �

08/01/2026

A must watch �

08/01/2026

The sheer audacity of legislators initiating impeachment proceedings against a sitting governor, not for any genuine misconduct in the public interest, but simply because he dares to assert independence from their political godfather, reveals profound truths about the state of Nigerian politics. In a truly sane democracy, such blatant power plays would be unthinkable.

The resilient people of Rivers State must rally unequivocally behind Governor Sim Fubara and deliver a resounding message to Nyesom Wike: Rivers State is not his personal fiefdom, it belongs to its citizens.

08/01/2026

If I were Gov. Sim Fubara, I would leverage the immense resources and executive authority of Rivers State, one of Nigeria's wealthiest, to firmly counter any impeachment threats.

This would include mobilizing grassroots support to initiate constitutional recall processes against disloyal Assembly members aligned with Nyesom Wike, while directing anti-corruption agencies to thoroughly investigate and prosecute any credible allegations of misconduct against them and their leader, Wike!

08/01/2026

I'm not expecting the north to give H.E. Atiku Abubakar less than 10 million votes in 2027 🤝

08/01/2026

The 2027 elections will be about poor Nigerians liberating themselves from cruel and oppressive leaders.
— Sheikh Guruntum

PRESS RELEASEThe Atiku Movement (TAM) Strongly Condemns the Abduction and Detention of Social Media Activist Saleem Abub...
08/01/2026

PRESS RELEASE

The Atiku Movement (TAM) Strongly Condemns the Abduction and Detention of Social Media Activist Saleem Abubakar

Abuja, January 8, 2026 – The Atiku Movement (TAM) vehemently condemns the reported abduction and detention of Saleem Abubakar, a prominent social media activist and vocal critic of the government, allegedly orchestrated at the behest of the Minister of State for Defence, Dr. Bello Matawalle.

This act of intimidation against a dissenting voice is a blatant assault on freedom of expression and a disturbing reminder of growing oppression under the current administration. While terrorists and bandits roam freely, wreaking havoc across the nation, peaceful critics and youthful dissenters face arbitrary arrest and harassment, a clear misplacement of priorities.

TAM calls on Minister Matawalle to focus squarely on his primary mandate: ending the scourge of terrorism and insecurity plaguing Nigeria, rather than targeting citizens exercising their constitutional rights.

We demand the immediate and unconditional release of Saleem Abubakar and an end to the misuse of state apparatus for political vendettas.

Signed:
The Atiku Movement (TAM) Media Office.

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