A Strong Case for Rotational Presidency.

One of the major arguments against rotational Presidency is that it ‘is alien to the constitution.’ There is a simple solution to this: inculcate it in the constitution.

Different political parties that used rotational agreement had reasons for doing so. Contrary to many views, rotational presidency is democratic and will enhance democratic tenets.

The other merits of it include:

It will ensure that there is equity in the system and will eliminate ‘superior’ feelings of some tribes and ethnic.

It will protect the interest of the minority.

For a country as large and diverse as Nigeria, this will further strengthen our federal system.

It will eliminate the continuous fears of marginalization that some tribes have.

Those fears have made some of them to agitate for breaking away from the country.

It will check the excesses of certain ethnic and tribal groups.

A nation can truly prosper when there is fairness and equity. Anything less than that always has adverse effects. Nigeria must learn from history and chart a course where all Nigerians can be proud to say they are Nigerians.



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Countries that don't practice rotation are doing well.

FairCritic:
Countries that don't practice rotation are doing well.

those countries dont use affidavit do they ?

orion7:
those countries dont use affidavit do they ?

What I mean is things are not working because we don't make things work. The problem is not the system.

We should discard rotation. Let the best candidate win.

Booland:
And So?

And so what?

I think we need to restructure Nigeria so that the centre (Federal Government) becomes less attractive.

oyatz:
I think we need to restructure Nigeria so that the centre (Federal Government) becomes less attractive.

Yes, that will be good.