Atiku backs decision by UK, US to place visa ban on election riggers

- The PDP's presidential applicant, Atiku Abubakar, portrays the choice by the UK and the US to deny visa to lawmakers who affect viciousness or are engaged with constituent extortion in the general races as an appreciated advancement
- Atiku takes note of that he has been a supporter of a free and fair election where the general population's votes will tally 

- The PDP's presidential hopeful says the race is a submission on the execution of the occupant organization The People groups Popularity based Gathering (PDP's) presidential competitor, Atiku Abubakar, has upheld the choice by the UK and the US to deny visa to government officials who incite savagery or are associated with appointive misrepresentation in the general races. 

Atiku in an announcement through his assistant, Phrank Shaibu, portrayed the activity of the two nations as an invited improvement. He expressed that he has been a backer of a free and reasonable decision where the general population's votes will check, The Punch reports. "The danger of the visa boycott is an appreciated advancement. We have been supporting a free and fair challenge where the general population's votes will tally. It is the administration of the day that has been anxious and their underground moves are in people in general space," he said.

"This decision is a submission on the execution of the occupant and you do require the administrations of an insightful to danger a speculation about what the result will be." Correspondingly, the Alliance of Joined Ideological groups (CUPP) complimented the UK and the US for setting out to endorse anybody found meddling with the Nigerian general 2019 elections. Imo Ugochinyere, the national representative for the alliance in an announcement in Abuja, said:
resistance parties were completely in help of the choice of the UK and the US to take activities against blundering Nigerian legislators. "We, the restriction parties, are in full help of this choice by the UK and the USA, the genuine watchmen of majority rules system," the representative for CUPP said.

"This announcement from the UK and the US couldn't have come at a superior time. We have on numerous events repeated the requirement for this visa prohibition on culprits of decision brutality and we are happy that at last, it will occur." Jupitagist.com had detailed that the United States (US) and the United Kingdom (UK) on Thursday, January 24, uncovered that they will have genuine disciplines for any individual who is included with any wrongdoing identified with Nigeria's expected general races. Alluding to the surveys as being of terrific significance to the whole African mainland, the two countries said that the repercussions may incorporate visa limitations .

 The US mission in Nigeria in an announcement said the lead of the up and coming decisions in Nigeria was critical for Nigeria, as well as for the African landmass. The English high commission in Nigeria on its part, reaffirmed its solid help for nothing, reasonable and quiet decisions in Nigeria.