A member of the House of Representatives, Mohammed Gudaji, has reminded President Muhammadu Buhari of his campaign promise of providing free education to all when elected as Nigeria’s leader.
Gudaji, who represents Kazaure federal constituency, made the reminder in Dutse, while fielding questions from journalists.
He said it had become imperative as one the federal legislators and a card-carrying member of the ruling APC to alert the President to urgently fulfill the promise he made to Nigerians during the election campaigns.
His words: “As you might be aware, things will be too much on our President as such he may likely forget with this vital promise he made of providing free education if voted into power.
“There is urgent need to alert him so that parents will stop taking their children to private schools and end up paying exorbitant amount as school fees of their wards.”
He expressed concern about the manner proprietors of private schools charge high school fees of children, lamenting that some of the schools were yet to provide the required education for children.
He said with the introduction of free education to all the children, parents would get relief and better education.
Gudaji, who charged Nigerians to continue exercising patience as the voted change will come to reality soonest, stated that change would not come overnight as suffering and untold hardship must come first before any enjoyment.
He described leadership of the National Assembly under Dogara as good representations worthy of emulation, saying the speaker was a well respected politician as he carried every body along irrespective of political, religious and cultural affiliations. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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It's only fools and lazy people will be expecting something good from Nigeria government... Since 55years of Independence Nigeria government could not be able to provide good electricity and road for its citizens... And you are here telling us about free education.. I don't blame any of you i only blame the so called Nigeria youths...
ReplyDeleteIt is unfortunate that the dictatorship from the leaders since independence, has made the Nigerians masses so impoverished that they do not even know rights any longer.
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