The
All Progressives Congress will, among other things, revisit the
implementation of the educational programmes embarked upon by the
out-going administration, including the Al-majiri system.
The National Youth Leader of APC, Alhaji Ibrahim Jalo, said this in an interview with journalists in Abuja, on Thursday.
Jalo said this after a party organised
by the youth wing of the party to celebrate Gen. Muhammadu Buhari’s
success at the presidential poll.
He explained that Nigerian youths would fare better under an APC administration with Buhari at the helm of affairs.
Jalo said, “The Almajiri
programme is going on but for us who are educationists, we know that the
system is not functioning the way it ought to. It is just there for
political gains but I want to assure you that it will be revisited and
implemented in a proper way for the benefit of the participants.
“We have a manifesto and those who know
Buhari can attest to the fact that he is a man that respects
institutions and due process.
“Our party manifesto has spelt all the
APC administration will do in all areas, especially with regard to job
creation, internal security, prudent management of our resources and
other social programmes that will touch the lives of young people and
the elderly.”
He expressed confidence that the forthcoming governorship elections will help the party consolidate on its gains.
This, he said would be made possible by a
number of factors, including but not limited to, the band wagon effect
and the near eradication of the rigging machine controlled by the
out-going ruling party.
Earlier, the Senator-elect for Kogi West
Senatorial District, Dino Melaye, expressed gratitude to party
supporters for keeping faith with the party.
He pledged that the Buhari-led
administration will ensure the rescue of the kidnapped Chibok school
pupils and that no part of Nigerian territory is lost to insurgents.
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