The Nigeria senate president seat, why it is the turn of the north central, a region that has played patriotic role, supported the APC .
The Nigeria Senate President seat, like many other political positions in Nigeria, is often rotated among the different regions of the country to ensure fairness, equity, and inclusiveness in the country’s governance structure. The idea of zoning and rotation of political positions is aimed at ensuring that all regions of the country have a fair share of representation and access to political power.
Regarding the Senate President seat, there is no written law or constitutional provision mandating that it must be rotated among the different regions. However, it is a tradition that has been adopted by the major political parties in the country, and it has been adhered to in most cases.
Currently, the position of Senate President is being rotated among the various regions in Nigeria, with the North Central region being next in line to produce the Senate President. This rotation is often based on the principle of zoning, which is an unwritten agreement between the major political parties in the country.
The North Central region has played a patriotic role in Nigeria’s political history and has supported the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) party in the past elections. Hence, it is believed that the region deserves to produce the next Senate President as a reward for its loyalty and contribution to the success of the APC in the past elections.
In summary, the rotation of political positions, including the Senate President seat, is a tradition aimed at ensuring fairness and inclusiveness in Nigeria’s governance structure. The North Central region is next in line to produce the Senate President, and this is based on the principle of zoning and rotation adopted by the major political parties in the country.
