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2027: ‘Core North embracing Atiku first time in his political career’ – El-Rufai’s son
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2027: ‘Core North embracing Atiku first time in his political career’ – El-Rufai’s son

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The son of former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai, Bashir, has disclosed that core Northerners are beginning to embrace the African Democratic Congress, ADC, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar.

Bashir said this is the first time in Atiku’s political career that core Northerners would accept him.

Posting on X, Bashir wrote: “Atiku is gaining traction in the North. For the first time in his political career, he is being embraced by the core North, in part because of his mantra of being the most detribalised, historically, of the bunch.”

The former governor’s son also insisted that Atiku’s fuel subsidy debate is rattling the government.

He added: “That calculus could be the game-changer. They are rattled. This subsidy debate forged by Atiku forms a perfect narrative to the realities on the ground.

“When I visit my father, I always leave truly amazed by how it is we, on the outside, that are bothered. His resilience, uplifting spirit and usual banter hit in a profound way.

“I asked whether he still believes this sacrifice was worth it. Without hesitation, he said YES.”

2027: ‘Core North embracing Atiku first time in his political career’ – El-Rufai’s son

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