Saraki encourages young women to focus on education and skills
Former Senate President Bukola Saraki has called on young women to prioritise education and vocational training for greater economic independence. Speaking at a symposium in Ilorin, he highlighted the importance of skills acquisition, leadership development, and active civic participation. Saraki praised the attendees for their political awareness and urged them to prepare for future leadership roles. He emphasised that investing in young women is vital for national progress.
What we know
- Bukola Saraki addressed young women at a symposium organised by Saraki Young Women in Politics and coordinated by Omotosho Peace.
- The event focused on mentorship, leadership, empowerment, and political inclusion for women aged 18 to 25.
- Saraki stressed that education and vocational training are key to overcoming economic challenges and achieving self-reliance.
- He commended participants for registering as voters and engaging in the democratic process.
- Hundreds of young women received empowerment materials and vocational tools as part of the programme.
