Rotational Governorship is Unconstitutional— Gov Sani Bello By Abubaka Ibrahim

 

As 2023 governorship race drawn closer, rotational zoning system may have hint the Rock as the executive Governor of Niger State /Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello said to have not going by the zoning political calculous

The Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello said he would prefer a better candidate who will continue from the good work he is doing presently in 2023 not zoning per say he said

Source within the government house Minna hinted that all effort and lobbying to ensure the APC zone the next governorship to Niger south zone B fail as the governor said to have prefer credible and better candidate searching from all the 3 senatorial district’s, though, this is not the time for the Niger north, but niger east and niger south should come up with good candida

Also political analyst made an analysis that even if the go with zoning Niger East which had since started in the issue of zoning and it has gone round should stand a big opportunity to produce the next governor he said

This paper learnt that many people are out eyeing for the seat among those gathered are 1 Engineer Abubakar Garba Ibrahim Dodo, in the Niger east zone B, 2 the present Deputy Governor Alhaji Ahmed Ketso from the Niger south zone A , Honourable Abubakar Lado SULEJA from zone B ,Alhaji Ndanusa from zone A

But competent source discloses that Engineer Dodo from zone had done it well the area of youths development in the state before now and the engineer Ndanusa who was the former sport minister is reported said to have been looking for the post, but according to sulejains said Engineer Dodo aspirations is seriously giving the others aspirants a sleepless nights due to his popularity, experience and acceptability the said

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