Mukhtar Yero, former governor of kaduna state advises Northerners in the country to work towards reducing poverty and illiteracy in the region instead of ensuring that power remains in the region in 2023.
In an interview with The Sun, Yero stated that in spite of the north wielding the political power at the moment, it has not helped the economy of the region in any way. He also pointed out that the North has the highest population of street beggars and school dropouts.
Mukhtar Yero says;
“But looking at the prevailing situation with north holding power, we can ask ourselves, is the North empowered economically?
“You see, looking at a typical northerner, he is a fair person when it comes to dealing with other people outside his own area. Once he gets power, he tries to be fair to everybody. In trying to be fair, he would not be too selfish to concentrate on his region.
“At the moment, we need to go back to the drawing board and look at the economic challenges before talking of retaining power.
“In the North, we have the highest population; the largest land mass and the highest number of army of illiterates, including school dropouts, as well as highest number of street beggars.”
He went further saying;
“In the near future, even the political power we may not be able to get it because we are not economically empowered.”
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