‘No Justification’ – ACF Chieftain Blasts South-East Over Senate Presidency Demand

• A chieftain of the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), Musa Saidu says the Southeast region has no business demanding the seat of Senate President for the 10th National Assembly due to not voting for the APC.

• The Southeast Senate Caucus had demanded that the APC zone the position to the region for fairness and justice.

• The ACF chieftain argues that the Southeast cannot be in contention for the Senate Presidency because its people did not vote for the APC.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that a chieftain of the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), Musa Saidu, has said the Southeast region of Nigeria has no business demanding the seat of the Senate President for the 10th National Assembly.

Saidu submitted that the region can not get the Senate President seat because it has “failed to learn from its past mistakes.”

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The ACF chieftain was reacting to the demand by the Southeast Senate Caucus that the All Progressive Congress (APC) zone the position to the region for fairness and justice.

He told newsmen, “I want to say without fear of contradiction that the Southeast has no justification to start asking for the Senate Presidency of the 10th National Assembly because it is not part of those who voted for the APC.

“The South-East can’t be in contention for the Senate Presidency because its people didn’t vote for the APC.

“You are talking about fairness and justice when you didn’t even vote for the APC during the 2023 general election.

“Other zones voted massively for the party and the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, while you decided to give your votes entirely to the Labour Party.

A chieftain of the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), Musa Saidu, has said the southeast region of Nigeria has no business demanding the seat of the Senate President for the 10th National Assembly.

Saidu submitted that the region can not get the Senate President seat because it has “failed to learn from its past mistakes.”

The ACF chieftain was reacting to the demand by the South-east Senate Caucus that the All Progressive Congress(APC) should zone the position to the region for fairness and justice.

He told newsmen that “I want to say without fear of contradiction that the South-east has no justification to start asking for the Senate Presidency of the 10th National Assembly because it is not part of those who voted for the APC.

“The South-east can’t be in contention for the Senate Presidency because its people didn’t vote for the APC.

“You are talking about fairness and justice when you didn’t even vote for the APC during the 2023 general election.

“Other zones voted massively for the party and the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, while you decided to give your votes entirely to the Labour Party.

“How can you come out to say that the President-elect should zone the Senate Presidency to the southeast when you didn’t vote for him?

“Supposing he didn’t win the election, would he be in the position to zone the Senate Presidency?”

He recounted that the region had similar challenge with President Muhammadu Buhari in 2019 when it demanded the position of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF).

“When you ganged up to defeat the APC even in the stronghold of the president-elect, what were you thinking of?

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“The Senate Presidency is not for free; you have to work for it.

“You are calling for equity and fairness, but you decided to concentrate your votes for LP. Is there fairness in that?

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