Nigeria Practicing Rotational Presidency – Gov. Yahaya Bello
Bello said the position of the president should not be determined by zoning but by sincerity and competence.
Joy Kalu 
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State has declared that Nigeria has been practising a rotational presidency since 1999.
According to Bello, Nigeria needs a credible and patriotic leader to fix the myriads of challenges affecting the country.
The governor said this after he met President Muhammadu Buhari behind closed doors on Thursday at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
Briefing the media after meeting with Buhari, Bello said the position of the president should not be determined by zoning but by sincerity and competence.
He said, “For once, let’s get Nigeria fixed. We have practised a seeming rotational presidency since 1999 to date, let us evaluate our successes or achievements from this seeming rotational presidency between then, and now.
''Why don’t we simply go for the best? After all, we copy this democracy from America and some of the developed world, how many of these countries are practicing rotational presidency? You see, we are where we are today, not because we are practising rotational presidency.
''If you want to go by that rotational presidency, then do perfect zoning. Go by perfect rotation. And if you go by rotation and whichever way you come from, I don’t think you should exclude where I come from. That’s number one.
''Number two, let us get a credible, sincere, patriotic Nigerian to fix it.”
