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Kyari makes stunning revelation about Atiku: He’s an alien from Cameroon

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The Chief of Staff to the President, Abba Kyari has told the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal that the presidential candidate of the PDP, Atiku Abubakar, in the Feb. 23 general election is an alien.

The Chief of Staff, who was led through his deposition by Chief Wole Olanipekun, SAN, Counsel for the president, insisted that Jada, hometown of the former vice president was in Adamawa Province, an enclave that belonged to Northern Cameroon in 1946 when he (Atiku) was born. Kyari stressed further that Abubakar Atiku is Cameroonian “flesh and blood’’.

He revealed that Atiku was already born in 1946 before the plebiscite was conducted in 1961 to balcanize Nigeria and Cameroon where Jada which was part of Northern Cameroon voted to become Nigerian territory.

Kyari further said that the plebiscite also resulted in the Southern part of Cameroon officially aligning to becoming Cameroonian territory.

He said the French system of assimilation had compelled people of Jada, including Abubakar’s father and grandfather to be full Cameroonians in “flesh and blood’’. Kyari also revealed that he had personally gone to collect the Cambridge University West Africa Examination Certificate of president Muhammadu Buhari on July 18.

“I can confirm that I was the one that collected and signed the Cambridge University West Africa Examination Certificate on behalf of the president on July 18, 2019,’’ he said.

 

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