Sanwo-Olu Aide Reacts After Atiku Said Allah Should Not Make Him President If He Won’t Be Faithful

 

Jubril A. Gawat, an aide to Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, recently responded to a video of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar.

 

In the video, Atiku pledged his commitment to voters, stating, “If I will become president and I will not be faithful to those that voted for me and Nigerians, may Allah not make it possible for me to be President.” Gawat’s reaction, “Aminnnn … #TaloNiTicket,” suggests a sarcastic agreement, implying divine intervention in Atiku’s repeated electoral failures.

The #TaloNiTicket hashtag, a Yoruba slogan meaning “Who has the ticket?,” is often used by All Progressives Congress (APC) supporters to mock opposition figures ahead of the 2027 elections.

Here Is What He Wrote On His Official X Handle

 

This exchange highlights the ongoing partisan rivalry in Nigerian politics, with minimal engagement indicating a niche appeal within pro-government circles.

Atiku Abubakar, a prominent opposition leader, has run for president multiple times without success.

His latest move involves joining the African Democratic Congress with Peter Obi to challenge the APC in 2027.

Gawat’s response reflects the polarized political discourse, where such statements are leveraged for rhetorical effect rather than substantive debate.

This interaction underscores the strategic use of social media in Nigerian politics, where irony and slogans shape public narratives.