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Allow south complete presidencial term – Osita Okechukwu to Atiku
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Allow south complete presidencial term – Osita Okechukwu to Atiku

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A founding member of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Osita Okechukwu, on Sunday urged the African Democratic Congress, ADC, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar to allow the South to complete its turn of the Presidency, for the good of Nigeria.

Okechukwu was responding to a call from the Southern Political Progressive Amalgamation Forum, urging Atiku to think carefully about the choice of his vice-presidential running mate before the 2027 general election, so he can build a stronger support group in the South.

In a statement he signed, Okechukwu dismissed the appeal, saying that pressure from groups like the Southern Political Progressive Amalgamation Forum pushed Atiku to stop following the rotation rule, thereby causing “our sister political party, the PDP, to face instability.”

The former Director General of the Voice of Nigeria, VON, asked the former Vice President to go back to the zoning convention to help make Nigeria’s democracy stronger.

Okechukwu said that Atiku had once supported the value and importance of zoning during the time when former President Goodluck Jonathan was in office.

The APC chieftain said that since Atiku benefited from the zoning agreement, he should follow the principle and back its continued use for the good of national unity, fairness, and political peace.

He said, “It’s never too late to make things right. He should act like a leader and stop blaming President Tinubu with harsh words. Instead, he should use the few months left to build a strong opposition.”

Allow south complete presidencial term – Osita Okechukwu to Atiku

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