Nigeria’s child future bright with Tinubu – BAT Vanguard

Agency reports,

A bright future awaits the Nigeria’s child if the All Progressive Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed, wins in 2023.

National Coordinator of Bola Ahmed Tinubu (BAT) Vanguard, Hon. Gbenga Saka, gave the assurance during the donation of school uniforms, sports kits and learning materials to pupils of Dawaki Primary School, Dawaki, Bwari Area Council.

The support group donated over 400 pieces of uniforms, sports wears, teaching materials, branded exercise and textbooks, to indigent pupils of the school, especially the female pupils to encourage girl-child education.

Presenting the items to the head teacher of the school, Mary Haruna, the group’s coordinator said the BAT Vanguard was motivated to reach out to indigent primary school pupils in the rural areas in fulfillment of Tinubu’s human development programme.

He noted that the APC flag bearer has been acknowledged globally for his committed vision to human development through the promotion of qualitative and functional education.

According to him: “It is a known fact that Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu believes in developing leaders, especially younger ones for future challenges, that is why the Vanguard took after him by reaching out to these young children, especially the less privileged ones by providing them with the basic needs that will assist them in actualising their academic pursuit and attaining their potentials.

“The token of school uniforms, sports wears, exercise and textbooks being presented today, is to serve as a motivational force for these children. No child in Nigeria, especially the girl-child will be deny basic education under the presidency of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

“I can guarantee Nigerian children from primary to tertiary institutions that they stand to benefit under Asiwaju Bola Tinubu if elected. This assurance is further strengthened by his recently released Action Plan document which gives renewed hope to Nigerian youth as depicted in Asiwaju’s passion for the county’s future leaders in the 80-page blueprint.

“We shall continue to reach out to our people. Our intervention will be across the six geo-political zones with attention on education and health-related issues.”

Haruna said the gesture by the support group will go a long way in assisting some indigent pupils of the school

She called on other public-spirited individuals and groups to come to the aid of the school in the area of portable water as the school borehole has since crashed.

The head teacher promised that she will ensure that all the 762 pupils benefit from the donation by the group.