The APC Party's Acceptance System Is Not Fair To The North Abdulaziz Abubakar Yari, a senator-elect from Zamfara West and a contender ...
The APC Party's Acceptance System Is Not Fair To The North
Abdulaziz Abubakar Yari, a senator-elect from Zamfara West and a contender for the Senate's top office, has claimed that the APC party's selection procedures for the 10th Senate's leadership positions violate the 1999 constitution (as amended) and the federal equality commission's principles.
According to Yari, the APC party's use of religion in determining political positions is not supported by the 1999 constitution (which has since been modified) and is not even aware of this system. and equality in practice rather than focusing on religion's goal.
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If memory serves, the ruling party decided last week to elect Senator Godswill Akpabio of the South-South and Senator Barau Jibril of the North-West as the Senate President and his Deputy in the incoming 10th Senate.
The APC's acceptance process for the election of the president of the 10th senate, however, is against the Nigerian constitution, and the system of providing justice to the north of Nigeria is not because all the leaders of the three branches of government are from the south, according to the former governor of Zamfara state, who spoke on Tuesday while he was a guest on Arise News Channel's program, "The Morning Show."