BTO For PBAT Advocates for Southern Presidency Until 2031 to Enhance National Unity
The BTO For PBAT support group insists that the presidency should stay in Southern Nigeria until 2031, emphasizing the need for equity and political stability. The group's director-general argues that this arrangement is crucial for fostering national cohesion and inclusiveness across the geopolitical landscape.
The Abuja Times

The BTO For PBAT '27 Support Group has made a compelling case for the presidency to remain in Southern Nigeria until 2031, positing that such a move would promote equity, fairness, and political balance in the country. Ogbeni Adojutelegan Adesuyi Gideon, the group's Director-General, articulated this stance during a statement issued in Akure, highlighting that an eight-year tenure for the South would not only strengthen national unity but also enhance democratic stability.
In his remarks, Adojutelegan acknowledged the absence of explicit constitutional provisions for power rotation but emphasized its significance as a fundamental political arrangement that sustains national cohesion. He urged that this issue should be tackled with political maturity, stressing the importance of fostering stability within the federation. The group, under the leadership of Minister of Interior Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, contends that equitable political frameworks are vital for nurturing mutual trust and deepening democratic practices in Nigeria.
Adojutelegan pointed to the return of power to the South in 2023 as a significant milestone, asserting that allowing the region to complete a full eight-year term by 2031 would greatly serve the interests of political balance. He stated, "The position of BTO For PBAT '27 is clear and unequivocal: the presidency of the Federal Republic of Nigeria should remain in the South until 2031." This declaration underlines the group's commitment to fostering an inclusive political environment that reflects the diverse interests of all geopolitical zones.
“The presidency of the Federal Republic of Nigeria should remain in the South until 2031,” Adojutelegan reiterated, advocating for a vision of governance that embraces all regions.
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