Natasha: Atiku Alleges Plot To Subvert Democracy

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has accused the President Bola Tinubu-led administration of plotting to subvert democracy in Nigeria and compromise the will of the people at any cost.

Atiku stated this while reacting to the unsealing of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s office in the Senate.

He described the development as a reassuring act that the voice of reason has prevailed at last.

While he lamented that the precious time denied the people of Kogi Central in the Senate can never be reclaimed, he said the struggle has not been in vain.

Reacting on his X handle he said, “It has proven, once again, that when we stand together, we can triumph over tyranny.”

He however added, “The suspension of Governor Simi Fubara and lawmakers of the Rivers State House of Assembly, the unlawful suspension of Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan, and the weaponisation of state institutions to harass and intimidate opposition voices are not isolated acts. They are deliberate markers of the Tinubu administration’s strategy as 2027 approaches: to subvert our hard-earned democracy and compromise the will of the people at any cost.

“Let it be clear: on our part, we shall do everything legitimate and within the bounds of the law to protect our democracy, defend the sovereignty of the people’s mandate, and rescue our nation from the grip of authoritarianism,” he added.