- The Yoruba Council has predicted that the Southeast may have a realistic chance of securing the presidency after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration
- There has been an outcry that the Igbos have faced longstanding marginalization in Nigerian politics, including limited access to federal appointments and resources
- The Yoruba Council criticized the candidacy of Peter Obi in the last election, arguing that the Igbos must present candidates with untainted character
YWC led by Hassan Oladotun, makes crucial prediction on Igbo presidency
Photo credit: @Igboboie/Oladotun HassanSource: UGCMarginalization of the Igbos in Nigerian politicsIgbos may become president in 2031, says YCW”After the administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, power should at least be preserved for the South Eastern people to have a share of what governance is all about,” Oladotun stated. YCW cautions Igbos against Peter Obi’s presidency”They just mismanaged the kind of people they positioned to come into power. It should never be Peter Obi.”We’re looking for people of untainted character, people who are not coming to scheme. The country will be comfortable electing such persons.”2027: “We aren’t disturbed”: LP reacts to move to back GEJ