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Former Niger State Governor Babangida Aliyu believes that President Bola Tinubu should be permitted to win a second term in office under the gentleman’s agreement on power rotation.
Following Nigeria’s return to civilian rule in 1999, the country’s presidency has generally alternated between the north and the south eight years.
But the trend was briefly bent by Umaru Yar’Adua’s death in 2010, as southerner Goodluck Jonathan served out the former’s term before winning a new one a year later.
Northerner Muhammadu Buhari was elected president in 2015, serving a two-term of eight years until 2023. Bola Tinubu, a native of the southwest, succeeded Buhari as president in 2023.
In 2027, Tinubu’s first term would end.
In 2027, there are rumors that northern Muslim former vice president Atiku Abubakar may run for president on the platform of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in an attempt to unseat Tinubu.
The opposition coalition has just embraced the ADC as its platform.
“ADC shouldn’t make things worse for the north.”
During an appearance on Arise Television’s “The Morning Show” on Thursday, Aliyu claimed that northerners vying for power on the ADC platform in 2027 will cause issues for the north.
“I’ve already heard a lot of the ADC presidential candidates say they’ll only run for one term,” he remarked.
Why would a Northerner cause trouble for the North if he claims to be serving only one term?
Let us try to put up with the late Muhammadu Buhari for eight years, if possible. Perhaps, if it is more convenient for us, we can abandon the arrangement before 2031.
Governors and parliamentarians are the only ones defecting at the moment. This could result in a presidential defection by 2031. Isn’t that a constitutional problem?
Therefore, I believe that the outcome of the following year and a half will determine the election’s winner.
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To put it another way, I don’t see an issue if the government can address some of the noticeable unusualities.
Aliyu tasked opposition parties with putting up strong arguments in order to defeat Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
“I’ve always argued that the alternative is better. When you want to get rid of a president, governor, or government, what is it? “What alternative do you propose to the people?” he inquired.
“COMMUNICATION DEFECT”
Additionally, Aliyu stated that there is a substantial communication breakdown between the public and the administration.
“Government officials have been either hesitant or ineffective in communicating milestones to the public,” he continued.
The chairman of the Sir Ahmadu Bello Memorial Foundation’s (SABMF) board of trustees stated that although the public is still mostly ignorant, many government organizations and agencies have done well.
In order to communicate with the public, you are not solely dependent on the ministry of information. “Every minister and head of a parastatal should be able to explain their actions to the public,” he stated.
That is, the government must act as an advocate more.
“What we have observed thus far is that the government is effective, but they are not, or the government lacks effective communication skills.”
