African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar has unveiled a digital platform ‘Ask AA’ designed to allow Nigerians to question him about his political record, policy proposals and plans for the country ahead of the 2027 elections.
The platform, is scheduled to launch at 8:30 pm on Thursday, October 15, according to a statement by Phrank Shaibu, Director of Strategic Communication for the ADC Presidential Campaign Council.
The initiative will allow citizens to raise concerns and seek clarification on issues such as the economy, insecurity, employment, technology and the rising cost of living.
The campaign council said Atiku would personally respond to submissions, with members of his media team also assisting in addressing questions.
Shaibu said the project was intended to create a direct channel of communication between the former vice-president and the electorate.
“The objective of this initiative is to bring Atiku Abubakar closer to the electorate through a practical, problem-solving platform,” he said.
The council added that the initiative reflected Atiku’s interest in using technology to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of governance.
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It also disclosed plans to introduce a radio-based option to accommodate Nigerians in areas with limited internet access.
In announcing the platform on social media, Atiku said he believed leadership should involve regular and direct engagement with citizens rather than communication through bureaucratic structures.
“For too long, governance has felt distant—locked behind walls of bureaucrAtiku Abubakar, Ask AA, ADC, 2027 Elections, Nigerian Politicsacy. But our country’s greatest resource isn’t oil or land; it is our people.
“If we are going to build the Nigeria of our dreams, we must start by tearing down the walls between leaders and the people,” he said.
Atiku described Ask AA as an avenue for public scrutiny, accountability and discussion, encouraging Nigerians to examine his economic record, assess his proposals and contribute ideas on national development. “No filters, no intermediaries,” he said.
He added that he would personally call selected participants who submit their contact details to hear about their experiences and everyday challenges.
Atiku served as vice-president between 1999 and 2007 and has made several bids for the presidency. He urged Nigerians to participate by submitting questions and suggestions.