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“Atiku Didn’t Consult Me Before Listing Me In Policy Team For 2027 Campaign, I’ve Quit Politics Since 2012” – Kingsley Moghalu
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“Atiku Didn’t Consult Me Before Listing Me In Policy Team For 2027 Campaign, I’ve Quit Politics Since 2012” – Kingsley Moghalu

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I am surprised to see a statement from @atiku and @ADCNig campaign team including my name as a member of former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar’s policy team for the 2027 presidential campaign.

For the record:

1. I was not consulted and did not give my consent to my name being published as a member of the ADC candidate’s policy team.

2. I am NOT, in fact a member of Atiku’s policy team, even unofficially or in any advisory capacity.

3. I have quit partisan politics in Nigeria since 2022. I have maintained, and continue to maintain, my non-partisan posture in our country’s national affairs. I am not a member or sympathizer of any political party in Nigeria.

4. My primary engagement is as President of @IGETAfrica, a non-partisan public policy think tank and executive education academy, and as CEO of Sogato Strategies, a geopolitical risk and regulatory strategy advisory firm.

5. I remain committed to my country, Nigeria and its progress, but such commitment does not have to entail ANY partisan alignment. I have adopted the path of statesmanship, not partisanship.

Professor Kingsley Moghalu
Former Deputy Governor
Central Bank of Nigeria
Ifekaego Nnewi

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