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Yar’Adua 13 Years After: Ex-president fought for Nigeria till death – Atiku

The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has said the late President Musa Yar’Adua fought for a better Nigeria until his death.
Atiku said Yar’Adua initiated processes and set up a path for future leaders to follow.
Remembering Yar’Adua, 13 years after his death, Atiku said the late president’s enduring legacy was a testament to his passion for democracy and justice.
Tweeting, Atiku said Yar’Adua would be remembered for his pursuit towards ensuring a fair and transparent electoral process.
According to Atiku, the deceased would be remembered for his unwavering commitment to Nigerians.
He wrote: “Yar’Adua was a beacon of humility and integrity, acknowledging the shortcomings of the very election that brought him to power in 2007.
“Despite the illness that eventually claimed his life, President Yar’Adua continued to fight for a better Nigeria, initiating a correcting process and setting a path for future leaders to follow.”
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