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Strange Bank Transfer: Atiku Alerts Security Agencies

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Former Vice President of Nigeria and Presidential Candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in the 2027 general elections, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has raised the alarm over a suspicious credit alert into one of his private bank accounts domiciled with one of Nigeria’s leading commercial banks.


Atiku has consequently alerted security agencies about the incident, citing the need to protect his integrity, openness and honesty.
The Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication to Atiku Abubakar, Phrank Shaibu, disclosed this in a statement issued on Friday and made available to newsmen in Abuja.
Shaibu said the transfer originated from a person completely unknown to the former Vice President, with the narration, “Contribution Electioneering Campaign.”
According to him, neither Atiku nor his campaign solicited, authorised or had any knowledge of the individual or entity behind the unauthorised payment.
“The circumstances surrounding the transfer are deeply troubling to His Excellency,” the statement read, noting that the account is strictly private and its details are not in the public domain.
Shaibu questioned how unknown persons obtained the confidential banking details of a private citizen, warning that if the private banking information of a former Vice President and leading presidential candidate could be accessed and used for reasons yet unknown, then the financial privacy of no Nigerian is safe.
He further raised the possibility that the confidential information may have been obtained through persons with privileged access, describing such an occurrence, if established, as “a grave abuse of power capable of exposing the account holder to kidnappers, terrorists, bandits, fraudsters and other criminal elements.”

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