‘Power should shift to South in 2023’
Chief Chekwas Okorie is the National Chairman of the United Progressive Party . In this interview with MUSA ODOSHIMOKHE, he speaks on why the Southeast should produce the next president in 2023, how the Igbo will unite behind its candidate and other national issues.party adopted President Muhammadu Buhari during the recent presidential election. What is the party’s plan for the 2023 election?
During the 2019 election, the Southeast was urged to wait till 2023. Do you think other zones would give the region the chance to produce the president in 2023?
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