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2019: Atiku remains the only one to get Nigeria working again- Ben Bruce
 
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Wed, 20 Jun 2018   ||   Nigeria,
 

Common Sense Advocate and Founder of Silverbird Group, Ben Murray Bruce has said former vice president, Abubakar Atiku, is the choice of himself and his people for president. According to the Bayelsa state Senator, Atiku remains the one to get Nigeria working again.

The lawmaker made these assertion via his Twitter handle on Wednesday, after he shared photos of himself, Atiku and some Peoples Democratic Party,PDP chieftains in Bayelsa state.

He wrote;

Ben Murray-Bruce

✔@benmurraybruce

Successful outing in Bayelsa State, ‘The Glory of all lands’. Always a wonderful time in the presence of my people. I am excited at the passionate welcome of @atiku. My people and I are convinced that he is the choice to get Nigeria working again.

 

See what some Nigerian Twitter users had to say, while reacting to Mr Bruce’s for president in the 2019 election.

Musa Ahmed@Kempez2017

 

Replying to @benmurraybruce @atiku

Irony of life is when someone that often accusses his president of old age is still busy asking another old man to be our next president.

 

Fidelis Ngwu@ngwu_fidelis

Replying to @benmurraybruce @atiku

Sir, it will really make commonsense if you can state lucidly what you think @atiku can do for our country better others. Whenever I read your criticism of PMB, am always expecting to you to stand for something/one better, but Lo and behold @atiku.

Mr Yarima@mryarimababa

Replying to @benmurraybruce @atiku

Ahh! Common sense senator candidate for presidential election is Atiku. Show me ur friend, i will tell u who u are.

Muktar Mustapha@muktar4u1

Replying to @benmurraybruce @atiku

Yes ooooo! I if he can make it to America and come back without FBI/ INTERPOL arresting him, then he will be my candidate

agbaje boluwatife@benjamintife

Replying to @benmurraybruce @atiku: So you still believe this people that ruled my grans and my parent can make a better NG.

 

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