Presidency Reacts To Abuja Posters Calling Atiku “Genuine, Real”

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Lauretta Onochie

Special Assistant to President Buhari on Social Media, Lauretta Onochie has slammed presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar after some posters of him circulated across the Federal Capital Territory on Tuesday.

The Herald reports that the posters bore weird inscriptions, including the Hindu word ‘Pukka’, which translates to ‘Genuine’ or ‘Real’.

See poster:

The inscription  ‘The real and the right’  could also be seen on the posters.

The posters emerged after reports on how Atiku allegedly enlisted the assistance of two cerebral lawyers in Washington DC, United States of America to lobby the American government for recognition as winner of the last presidential election.

But Onochie described the posters as “treason”.

She said, “When you lose an election, you either congratulate the victor or you challenge the election results in court.

“After foot-dragging, Atiku has now managed to go to court. It’s in the best interest of the nation that he continues in that legal path instead of stirring mischief.

“I just returned to Abuja and saw Atiku‘s photos with some weird inscriptions.

“For one who is lucky to be walking free, whatever he is planning, he shouldnt forget that we have a President in place Nigerians will insist that treason be treated as treason. He should counsel himself.”

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  • She’s always talking rubbish, what is weird about the poster or was it atiku that spearheads the publication by himself? Talk about Lauretta who stole a photo online and thought she could deceive us with it, claiming it was buhari’s road construction project. She should just face her family.

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