Atiku Abubakar Warns Nigeria Risks Losing Democracy

Former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, has issued a stark warning about the state of the nation, cautioning that the country’s democracy could be at risk if current trends persist.

Speaking on Nigeria’s political climate, Atiku said, “Nigeria may lose its democracy if it continues on its current trajectory.” He expressed concern over what he described as growing threats to democratic values and institutions in the country.

The former vice president stressed the need for urgent action to address these challenges, urging leaders and citizens alike to uphold democratic principles and prioritize the nation’s unity.

Atiku has been a vocal advocate for good governance and electoral reforms, consistently calling for transparency and accountability in the country’s political processes. His latest statement serves as a reminder of the critical role democratic integrity plays in shaping Nigeria’s future.

As debates on Nigeria’s governance continue, Atiku’s remarks underline the importance of safeguarding democratic institutions to ensure stability and progress for the nation.