Atuejide, who declared her intention to vie for the nation’s number one office on the platform of the NIP at the weekend, regretted that despite the enormous wealth of the country, Nigerians have remained poor as rated by international agencies.
The youthful aspirant, who raised the hope of the youths, promised that her NIP administration would empower Nigerian youths and women, adding that she would run a transparent government that would return the country to its glory days
“In offering myself to lead this country, my promise to Nigerians is that I will do that which is best for all the sides, my administration will not focus on the interest of any person, tribe, religion regional or ethnic group, but on Nigeria.
I will guarantee us equality on the negotiation table, as no side would be superior to any other. In my administration, we would be heard and jointly, we will find a lasting solution to Nigeria’s problem.”
She maintained that her strategy to win the 2019 presidential election would be to target what she described as the uncommon voters, adding that she would target and win the Nigerian elites, who she noted have not given any interest in voting during elections.
By so doing, the NIP aspirant believes that she would not spend much money to win the presidential election, as against the major political parties who would resort to vote buying during the election.
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