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2023: Nigeria’ll break if power remains in the North –MBF

18th January 2022
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From Godwin Tsa, Abuja

The Middle Belt Forum (MBF) has warned that any attempt to truncate the rotation of power shift to the South in 2023 would lead to anarchy that may cause the disintegration of the country.

The regional group was responding to the resolution passed by the Northern Elders’ Forum (NEF) under the auspices of Northern Leaders of Thought (NLT) at the end of its meeting in Kaduna State, where it opposed power shift in 2023.

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However, the MBF, through its national president, Dr. Pogu Bitrus, said any threat to power shift to the South was akin to courting frightening dangers to the unity and progress of the country.

The statement read: “Considering the circumstances under which the group met and membership of those who attended the meeting on January 15, 2022 at the Arewa House in Kaduna, it is clear that there are subterranean forces aimed at frustrating the power shift arrangement to the South in 2023.

By May 2023, President Muhammadu Buhari, a northerner, should have completed two tenures of four years each as provided for in the Nigerian Constitution. To insist that another northerner should continue in power beyond May 2023 amounts to violating the arrangement on power shift that has become the norm since the return of democracy in May 1999.   

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“As the umbrella organisation for all ethnic nationalities in the Middle Belt, the MBF is confident that Nigeria is blessed with competent and qualified persons from all sections of the country who can offer altruistic leadership in advancing national development. Since 1999, power shift has not only ensured equity in power-sharing procedure between the North and South; it has also reduced tension amongst Nigeria’s diverse ethnic groups in the struggle for power. After a careful perusal of the communique issued at the end of a hurriedly packaged meeting by the NLT, it is evidently clear that there is a grand ploy to truncate power shift to the South by 2023.   

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“We recall that after our consultative meeting that took place in September 2021 in Akwanga, Nasarawa State, the Forum did not only express its resounding support for power rotation to the South, the MBF also noted that for fairness to hold sway, it was irretrievably necessary for power to return to the South in 2023.

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“Our position was hinged on the fact that the power rotation has tremendously assisted in mitigating political tension by creating a platform for power-sharing in the country.   As we have always declared in the past, the MBF wishes to restate once again that any threat against power shift to the South in 2023 is akin to courting frightening dangers to the unity and progress of Nigeria.

“We stand for justice and freedom for all. The MBF is completely against the NLT’s opposition to power shift in 2023. Those who met in Kaduna at the weekend must halt further attempts to create political turmoil for our nation.

“Members of the NLT are not political leaders; they are forerunners of some nebulous political forces determined to foist fiery dark clouds over our country’s political skies.  To insist that the power-sharing arrangement should be jettisoned now is an open invitation to anarchy that may ultimately lead to the breakup of the country.

“We need to remind Nigerians that the Middle Belt has always insisted that power must shift to the South in 2023. In the event that the South is unable to present a presidential candidate, we have confirmed our readiness to support the emergence of a presidential candidate of the Middle Belt extraction for the 2023 polls. We are in agreement with the Southern socio-cultural groups in the struggle for power shift to the South in 2023.”

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  1. THE NOON says:
    4 months ago

    Since the Military era in Nigeria history and its Leadership styles made selfless sacrifices to keep Nigerians United Physically, Economically, Politically and Socially upon all the regional, religious and tribal differences Therefore No any Political commotion by any so called undemocratic regional groups in all their Idiotic names can breaks Nigeria with their Ignorance moreover If all these ethnoreligion and regional difference remained Nigerians strength and beauty as well foster uncountable things that United Nigerians as People than Unreasonable things that divided Us during military regime, Why now democracy failed to systemically built on that Legacies?
    All these Political commotion by the undemocratic regional groups are insignificance to what election is all about in democracy because power belongs to the People so their dispute on Rotation or Zoning of Presidency has nothing to do with an election in a Multiparties system of democracy because if their barbaric regional interest is not achieved in PDP which its constitution made provision for rotation of Leadership and also difficult to achieved in APC There are of cause other Political parties as platform to achieved regional interest So why Nigeria will breaks since its does not Practices TWO Parties System like USA? and above all, it is only the votes of People that decide Finally all these Pre 2023 Political commotion in the media on futility only defined a sicked Society which its Political Culture and its notions gives Priorities to the Luxuries and Comforts of an elected offices than selfless services to the people on matter of Democratic Leadership while its political Mentality confirmed the reality that DEMOCRACY NOT COMPATIBLE WITH SICKED SOCIETY.

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