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segun·Politics· Sep 3, 2026

Nigerians Mock Atiku’s 2027 Promises With Humorous Social Media Posts

Nigerians Mock Atiku’s 2027 Promises With Humorous Social Media Posts

Some Nigerians have mocked former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar on social media over a series of policy promises linked to his 2027 presidential ambition. Atiku recently said he would restore petrol subsidy, reopen Nigeria’s land borders, develop southern ports and reduce the cost of education if elected. He also proposed debt forgiveness for eligible students. In response, critics shared satirical posts suggesting increasingly unrealistic promises, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, funding mass weddings and buying vehicles for every Nigerian. The reactions reflect the growing political debate around Atiku’s proposed policies ahead of 2027.

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