Dele Momodu Says Nigerian Youths Should Read Atiku’s Story To Learn

October 8, 2022
Dele Momodu Says Nigerian Youths Should Read Atiku’s Story To Learn
Dele Momodu Says Nigerian Youths Should Read Atiku’s Story To Learn

The Director of Strategic Communications in the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Presidential Campaign Organisation, Chief Dele Momodu has urged Nigerian youths not to despair or lose hope in the nation, for once the former Vice President (1999-2007) Atiku Abubakar, stands and wins the presidential polls slated for February 2023, he already knows  what to do.

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“In Atiku is a story of hope despite the current challenges we face as a nation. I humbly urge our youths and all Nigerians not to give up on the country.”

Dele  Momodu extolled the virtues of Atiku, the PDP flagbearer and Wazirin Adamawa, as a rags-to-riches tale of endurance and perseverance, from which our younger generation should derive a sense of optimism and belief in better days ahead.

“His Excellency Atiku Abubakar is a son of nobody who, by dint of hardwork and resilience, has become somebody not only in Nigeria but globally.
“The Atiku Story of an erstwhile shepherd boy turned a national headboy, is significant for all those  struggling compatriots to emulate,” says
Momodu, who resumed work on Friday, October 7 at the Atiku-Okowa 2023 Presidential Campaign Office in Abuja,  motivated some youths and adults in a jam-packed hall, where Dr. Ahmed Adamu organized a public reading and quiz competition on the biography of the former Vice President, titled: The Atiku Abubakar Story.

The book and a couple of others were publicly presented on September 28, an event which coincided without the Inauguration of PDP Presidential Campaign Council, at the International Conference Centre, ICC, Abuja.

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