Former vice president of Nigeria
under Olusegun Obasanjo's administration, Atiku Abubakar, took to his Twitter
page to boast about creating no less than 50,000 direct jobs.
He claimed that Nigerians are the country's biggest asset and not the oil sector.
He claimed that Nigerians are the country's biggest asset and not the oil sector.
He tweeted: "By the grace of God, I have created 50,000 direct jobs, and perhaps hundreds of thousands of indirect jobs because I believed that oil is not Nigerians biggest asset, Nigerians are."
He went further to boast of the Obasanjo's administration under which he served as vice president.
He tweeted: "In 1999, Nigeria had less than 500,000 telephone lines. By 2007, we had grown that to over 50 million."
Recall that Atiku was vice president of Nigeria from 1999 to 2007, a period when Nigeria witnessed a massive growth in the telecommunication industry.In 1999, Nigeria had less than 500,000 telephone lines. Innovation can fundamentally change our economy. pic.twitter.com/3SdrIETBeU— Atiku Abubakar (@atiku) September 26, 2017
Pls Atiku my husband has a phd in masscomm and you have refused to employ him instead you are employing phd graduates from abroad.Pls employ my husband.
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