Southern, Middle-Belt Leaders Demand Southern Presidency in 2027
Prominent leaders from Nigeria's Southern and Middle-Belt regions are staunchly advocating for the presidency to remain in the South come 2027. They argue this is crucial for national peace and political stability, condemning prevalent internal democracy failures within political parties. This unified stance underscores a deep-seated commitment to regional equity and rotational leadership.
Southern and Middle-Belt leaders have called for the presidency to remain in the Southern region in 2027 in order to promote peace and the political stability of Nigeria. The leaders, who decried what they termed the “lack of internal democracy” as witnessed during the primaries
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