A support group of the governing All Progressives Congress, APC Youths Sentinel has advised the national leadership of the party to zone the office of the Senate President of the 10th Senate to the Southeast geopolitical zone to reduce the separatist agitation in the region.

The group said this has become important in order to do justice to the political agreement between the North and the South, and to enhance national integration.

In a statement on Monday in Abuja by the Southeast Coordinator of the group, Mr. Brown Agunanne, the group said that, in line with the resolutions of the Progressives Governors Forum of the party that power should swap between the North and the South, the Office of the Senate President should naturally be zoned to the Southeast, since the outgoing occupant of the office hails from the Northeast geopolitical zone.

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The group noted that in the South, the Southwest produced the Vice President and Speaker for the outgoing administration but now has the President-elect.

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The South-South already has the office of the Deputy Senate President while the Southeast only has the Senate Chief Whip despite being one of largest ethnic groups in the country.

The group added that denying the region the post of the Senate President may give rise to the propaganda fueling agitations for self-determination in the zone, noting that the party should be meticulous in managing its victory and diversity.

“Therefore, equity and justice demand that the office of the Senate President be zoned to the Southeast geopolitical zone for the sake of political correctness, ethnic balancing, and visible national integration

“The zone is qualified and has produced a ranking Senator for the APC despite the tsunami wrecked in the region by the opposition parties”, it added.

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