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Rotational presidency key to national unity –Anyim

... Pushes for Igbo president

20th December 2020
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Former President of the Senate, Chief Anyim Pius Anyim, has declared that the agitation for the emergence of Nigeria president of Igbo extraction in 2023 was realisable, stating that the time has come, and the time is now.

He also called for the constitutional recognition of the six geopolitical zones, while pushing for devolution of powers in Nigeria.

The former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) stated these on Friday in a lecture he delivered at the ongoing 6th World Igbo Summit at Gregory University, Uturu, Abia State.

He said even though “the zonal structure has not found legal backing, but there is no gainsaying that it has assumed a moral force waiting to be constitutionalised.”

Anyim reiterated that the continuous agitation of the South East was not just for the office of the president, but also for equity and justice.

He contended that the clamour for a Nigeria president from the South East is indeed a moral issue that must be tackled as a way of further cementing cohesion and unity of the country.

“The other angle to this perspective is whether zoning the presidency to the South-East geo-political zone is a right? Legally, the answer is no, but morally there is a merit in such demand,” he said.

He further said that Nigeria as a country must work to take advantage of the opportunity offered by the zoning of the presidency of the country to the various and identified geopolitical zones to avert disharmony in the nation’s body polity.

In pushing for the office of president, Anyim said that the Igbo from all works of life must unite and engage other sections of Nigeria and gain their confidence and consensus in support of Igbo presidency.

He urged Igbo sons and daughters in the National Assembly to engage their colleagues on the road to amending Nigeria’s electoral laws to ensure that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) made zoning of the presidency and other political high offices rotational as a prerequisite for the registration of political parties.

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  1. Avatar Ezekiel Okeke says:
    1 month ago

    The statement shows Anyim key interest is not liberation of Igbos from the bondage of fulani criminals. An evidence it wasn’t wrong decision to replaced him as interim president of Biafra Republic with Prof. Nnaji and Ifeanyi Uba as deputy.

    Any individual or group which do not respect Igbos victory over fulani criminals for Biafra Republic, must go down with defeated fulani criminals nickname FG.

    Democracy is competition not rotation. You must have democratic capacity to compete under democratic system. No tribe in this natives territory have democratic capacity to compete for president etc. under political name Nigeria. Only fulani criminals have democratic capacity to decide who’s the president and must implement policies of fulani caliphate. Policies of fulani caliphate which makes this territory natives poor and keep them under fulani rulership.

    Fulani criminals used the fraud nickname fulani caliphate with its emirates to keep Hausa people etc. of the north under fulani rulership since 1804. Use Hausa people etc. of the north to dominate southern natives politically since 1960. By so doing, this territory natives who owns the land and are more than 99% population of this natives territory do not have democratic capacity to compete under the fraud nickname Nigeria.

    The only answer is the Revolution War under the natives Disintegrated Republics which defeated fulani criminals nickname FG, defeated fulani caliphate with its emirates, defeated fulani thugs nickname military, police etc, defeated local and international collaborators of fulani criminals in which the six geopolitical zones are sovereign states.

    Natives of the six geopolitical zones must establish interim governments now to fix their lands, economies etc. Interim governing council of Biafra Republic have legitimacy of the law in Igboland of Biafra Republic. Prof. Nnaji and Ifeanyi Uba as deputy leads interim governing council of Biafra Republic. Kalu Idika Kalu, Emmanuel Iwuanyawu, Ihejirika, Sam Egwu, Peter Obi, Abaribe, Martin Elechi are among members interim governing council of Biafra Republic. Anyim Pius Anyim has opportunity to serve under government of Biafra Republic if he fully stand for liberation of Igbos from the bondage of fulani criminals.

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