"I Want to Become Yoruba's 1st-Ever First Lady," Atiku's Wife Begs in Fresh InterviewPAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Atiku Abubakar's wife, Titi has called on the people of Yoruba descent to ensure they vote for her husband who is contesting for the seat of the president under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party. The Cable reports that Titi while speaking during an interview on Tuesday, January 24, said that Yoruba is yet to boast of a First Lady since the inception of democracy in 1999. Read also Big Win for PDP as Top Political Parties Adopt Atiku, Okowa Ahead of 2023 Presidential Election Appealing to the people from the southwest region to support her husband, Titi said she wants to become Nigeria's first Yoruba First Lady. During the interview which was conducted by BBC Yoruba, Titi assured the people that she will not relent in her humanitarian work which spans across issues of women including the fight against trafficking and child labour PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy! Her words: Also stating that her husband will unify the people of Nigeria if he is elected president, Titi said Atiku wants to give back to society. Read also Peter Obi Pays Surprise Visit to Southern Borno, Makes History She added: Reminding the people that she's their daughter, Atiku's wife said Nigeria's used to be more united in the past than now. She said: Read also "Don't Forget Top Terrorist Was Found in Shettima's House," Tinubu's Ex-campaign DG Warns She also promised that Atiku will work towards addressing the incessant industrial action by lecturers which keeps students out of school. Nigerians have been assured of plans by the Peoples Democratic Party's leadership to restructure the country. This assurance was handed to Nigerians by the 2023 presidential candidate of PDP, Atiku Abubakar. The former vice president said this while urging the people of Bayelsa state to vote for him in the forthcoming 2023 presidential election. Meanwhile, Nigerians have been urged to ensure that the opposition, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) does not return to power in Nigeria. Atiku Abubakar is PDP's 2023 presidential candidate. The call was made to Nigerians by the standard-bearer of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu. According to Tinubu, it is important that Nigerians vote for responsive and responsible leaders in the forthcoming 2023 general elections. Source: Legit.ng Titi Abubakar has said she wants to break the jinx of Yoruba not producing a First Lady since the inception of democracy The wife of the Peoples Democratic Party flag bearer said the people of the southeast are yet to produce a first and she would like to be the record breaker ACcording to Titi, all Nigerians of Yoruba decent should support her husband's candidacy to enable her achieve her dream PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! PAY ATTENTION: for YOU “Recommended for you” “Since the inception of the civilian government in 1999, no Yoruba person has become the first lady of the country. I want to be the first Yoruba woman. “I want Yoruba people to support the candidacy of Atiku. Atiku’s victory will make me the first lady of the country.” “During his youthful days, he attended schools for free. The government-sponsored their education and gave them stipends. The government also provided jobs. “After he had passed through that stage, he came to the understanding that the government had done wonderful things for him. Hence, he developed the desire to pay back the good deeds to Nigerians owing to what the country had done for him. “My husband said he will do five things for Nigeria. He said he will fix Nigeria. There is no unity in the country. The country is currently in disarray." “I’m from Osun state. In the past, Christians and Muslims did things together. My parents allowed me to marry him. But now, we don’t know where the world is going. My husband saw all these and he said he wants to return Nigeria to point of unity."