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“South has had 18 years, North 10”, Atiku rejects southern presidency argument
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“South has had 18 years, North 10”, Atiku rejects southern presidency argument

Business Day April 16, 2026 1 mins read

Atiku Abubakar, former vice president, has reignited Nigeria’s zoning debate ahead of 2027, arguing that the North has spent fewer years in power than the South and questioning claims that it is automatically the South’s turn to produce the next president.  In an interview on Arise News on Wednesday, Atiku challenged the prevailing political narrative […]

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