Gịnị mere ị na-anọgide na-achọ oche president, ọ bụ ọchịchọ nke onwe gị na-akwọ ya ma ọ bụ ọrụ maka mba?
Agwala m ya ọtụtụ ugboro na mmasị m inwe ịbụ onye isi ala Naịjirịa bụ ijere mba a ozi. Naịjirịa enyela m ọtụtụ ohere iji bụrụ onye m bụ taa. Ọ bụrụ na Chineke enyela m amara ịkwughachite uru ndị a nye mba a, gịnị kpatara m ga-eji zere oku ọrụ ahụ? Ọ bụrụ na ndị isi ala ndị ọzọ anyị nwetụrụla nyere ọkachamma ndu nduzi, agaara m ewezuga ọchịchọ a. Ma apụghị m, n'obi dị ọcha, ikpebi iwezuga ọchịchọ m mgbe m maara na enwere m echiche ka mma iji duzie mba a. Ọ bụrụ na mmasị m bụ ihe uru nke onwe m, agaara m na-akwado ndị iro m n'afọ ndị a niile. Mkpebi dị otú ahụ agaghị adị mma nye Naịjirịa. Anọ m n'asọmpi a na-aga n'ihu ijere mba a ozi.
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Why are you still seeking the presidency after several attempts and what do you say to Nigerians who believe it is driven by personal ambition rather than national service? Atiku Abubakar: Answers to questions from the public 2026-10-05 ›
Question: Why are you still seeking the presidency after several attempts and what do you say to Nigerians who believe it is driven by personal ambition rather than national service?
Answer: I have said it several times that my interest in being president of Nigeria is to serve the country. Nigeria has given me so many opportunities to be who I am today. If God has given me the grace to return the benefits to the country, why should I shy away from that call to duty? If other presidents we have had offered better quality of leadership, I would have retired the ambition. But I cannot, in good conscience, decide to retire my ambition when I know that I have better ideas to offer in leading the country. If I were interested in personal gains, I would have been patronizing my opponents all these years. Such a decision would not be fair to Nigeria. I am in the race and persistently to offer service to the country.