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"Today is one I will never forget in a hurry," says Former Vice President as he celebrates a double.

Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, who added a year to her age to his age earlier today said today will forever remain indelible in his heart.

He said "Today is one I will never forget in a hurry, my official turbaning as the 7th Waziri of the Adamawa Emirates Council and my birthday all rolled into one.



"Am humbled by the support from far and near. Many Allah bless you all for making it a tuely special day for me and my family.

The People's Democratic Party Presidential flag bearer also appreciated the presence of his former boss, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, who also made a great speech in Atiku's honour.


Atiku said "I am also grateful to my former boss, President Olusegun Obasanjo, who not only came but made a very moving speech to honour me."



Atiku, the People's Democratic Party flag bearer, is expected to work his socks out with the incumbent President, Muhammadu Buhari in the upcoming 2019 general elections.

Some political dignitaries sent their wishes to the 7th Waziri of Adamawa Emirates Council.


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