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Atiku Taunted Online Over 2027 Campaign Promises

Some Nigerians on X have been mocking former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar over his recent campaign promises for the 2027 presidential election.

Atiku, the African Democratic Congress candidate, has been outlining policies he plans to introduce or reverse if elected.

The online reactions followed his recent statements on issues such as border management and other economic measures. Users on the platform have turned the promises into jokes, with some suggesting he might next claim he can reopen the Strait of Hormuz or end conflicts far beyond Nigeria’s borders.

Others have poked fun at the scale of the pledges, joking that he could promise a deep seaport in Kano within his first 100 days in office or similar ambitious projects. The comments reflect a mix of scepticism and humour about the practicality of some of the proposals.

The taunts come as Atiku continues to engage supporters and outline his vision for the country ahead of the 2027 polls. His team has been highlighting plans aimed at boosting trade and addressing economic challenges.

While the online reactions remain light-hearted in many cases, they show how closely Nigerians are watching the early stages of the campaign. The former vice-president has maintained that his promises are grounded in addressing key national issues.

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