Former Cross River Governor Donald Duke kicks against zoning presidency to north

The former Cross River governor Donald Duke, has said that he is not A supporter of the zoning of the 2019 presidency of the north.
Duke speaking as a guest in channels TV programme, hard-copy said:" I  have never subjected myself to zoning, when i ran for governor i was not afforded zoning, everybody and every one was able to run in cross river"
He maintained that his constitutional right cannot be zoned, he stretched further that he feels it is UN constitutional to zone.
like i said to you " i was born in Nigeria, i wasnt born an eastenern or westernern , i was born after independence so my outlook is Nigerian".

 i think we have a constitution, what ever arrangement we make must be subject to that constitution"Duke added that Nigeria is in very dire straits and should jettison zoning and go for the best.

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