2019: Okagbare, Onuesoke Mobilizes For Atiku In Diaspora

“Only Atiku Can Make Nigeria Work Again by Revamping the Economy and Restructuring Nigeria”…. Okagbare

By:  Emmanuel Onotevure

Ahead of the 2019 Presidential elections, the duo of the Director in charge of Diaspora Wing Atiku Care Foundation, Mrs. Grace Okagbare and prominent chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Sunny Onuesoke has taken the call for the election of PDP Presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar in 2019 presidential election to Nigerians resident overseas.

Grace Okagbare, who is the elder sister to Nigeria track and field athlete, Blessing Okagbare has called on Nigerians in Norway, Europe, America and the Asian countries to intensify support for the election of Atiku Abubakar, come 2019.

Okagbare made the call at a dinner she organized for the Europe branch Executive members of a group under the aegis of Friends of Wazirin Atiku (FOWA) in Oslo, Norway and urged every member of FOWA in Europe to galvanize support for Atiku, come 2019.

Okagbare enumerated some of Atiku Abubakar’s achievements as Nigeria’s Vice President as Head of the National Council on Privatization and also, the supervision of the GSM revolution that saw Nigeria go from 50,000 to 100 million GSM lines, thereby   adding 500,000 direct jobs to the Nigerian economy and attraction of $27bn to our Nigerian GDP.

She assured that it is only Atiku that can make Nigeria work again by revamping the economy and restructuring Nigeria.

In a similar vein, another guest speaker at the FOWA launch in Olso, Norway, PDP Chieftain and electronic and print media chairman of the FOWA Group World-wide, Chief Sunny Onuesoke told Europe branch Executive members of FOWA to enjoin every Nigerian in Europe to be on their toes to ensure that Atiku Abubakar’s brand is marketed to the international communities and Nigerians in Europe.

He said Atiku has promised fresh initiative to tackle unemployment, adding that, on several occasions, he has flaunted his credentials as an employer of labour; hence it was not shocking when he promised to generate initiatives to tackle unemployment.