The Atiku support organization ASO has debunked a report carried by an online news outlet that Atiku Abubakar has sold his shares in INTELS to finance the 2023 presidential Ambition.
In a statement jointly signed by the Director-General of ASO Abubakar Kabir Babawo and National Publicity Secretary Dr. El Mo Victor condemns the report by Thisdaylive carried on its platform on 4th January 2021.
Part of the statement reads below
‘’ASO condemns gutter reportage by Thisdaylive, an online news outlet claiming Atiku Abubakar sold his shares in INTELS in 2018 to finance 2023 ambition……says it’s crap and misleading.
We read with displeasure a publication by Thisdaylive, an online news outlet on January 4th, 2021 claiming Alh. Atiku Abubakar sold his shares in INTELS in 2018 to finance his 2023 ambition. This is crap and doesn’t make sense one bit. How could someone sell in 2018, before the 2019 presidential elections to finance 2023 ambition? This crappy journalism is unacceptable and Thisdaylive should be above such.
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However, for the avoidance of doubt, the Atiku Support Organisation can confirm that Atiku Abubakar, a co-founder of INTELS has indeed sold his shares in the company, Nigeria’s biggest logistics service company, and invested the proceed in other sectors of the economy to create jobs for the teeming unemployed youths in the country and not to finance 2023 ambition as insinuated by the publisher.
We wish to counsel President Mohammadu Buhari-led APC government and their witch-hunting agencies to desist from being a business cankerworm, stop frustrating and chasing businesses out of Nigeria or live to continue facing the consequences of youth restiveness, poverty, and the attendant alarming increase in crime rate in the country.
