Atiku’s 2027 Plan: End Insecurity in 100 Days, Rejects Tinubu’s CNG says, “Medicine After Death”

Atiku Abubakar is stepping up his 2027 campaign with a promise to tackle Nigeria’s insecurity within his first 100 days in office, while launching another attack on President Bola Tinubu’s CNG policy. Atiku says his administration would increase the number of security personnel, properly equip them and take decisive action against the insecurity threatening Nigerians.

He has also dismissed Tinubu’s plan to use CNG conversion to reduce transportation costs, describing the government’s latest promise of relief as “medicine after death.” Atiku argues that Nigerians are already suffering from high transport and food costs and need immediate relief rather than delayed solutions.

The debate raises major questions ahead of 2027: Can Atiku deliver on his 100-day security promise? Is Tinubu’s CNG strategy enough to reduce the cost of living? And which candidate has the more credible plan for Nigeria?