APC Convention: Buhari Promises To Support Young People

APC Convention Buhari Promises To Support Young People
President Muhammadu Buhari
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The President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari has vowed that he would back any young person who vies for any position in the upcoming All Progressives Congress (APC), national convention which is scheduled to hold later this month.

This was even as president also mandated his Chief of Staff, Ibrahim Gambari and Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Boss Mustapha, to ensure that all ministers and heads of agencies include young people with the requisite skills and experience in all boards and committees of the Federal Government.

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Buhari gave this youth-friendly order when he received members of the APC National Youth Lobby Group in Abuja on Friday in the State house in Abuja.

Buhari also concurred with the youths with regards to the idea of setting up a Presidential Committee on Youth in liaison with the youth leader, requesting Mustapha and Gambari to work out the modalities for its operationalisation.

‘I will also support the aspirations of credible and committed young people who are vying for positions in the upcoming convention,’ he said.

‘Hard working and exemplary individuals should be identified and encouraged and mentored.

‘It should be a deliberate policy of the progressives in ensuring that we have a robust succession plan in place,’ he said.

While also commending members of the APC National Youth Lobby group for the work they are doing for the party, the president said: ‘You are not begging, but negotiating, staking a claim and seeking to add value, which is admirable.’

Africa Daily News, New York reports that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is set to finally hold its convention on March 26th after series of postponements. It it believed that it many power brokers in the party are presently battling for the soul of the Party as the 2023 elections draws near.

AFRICA DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK

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