Nigeria’s vice-president, Kashim Shettima, addressed students in Abuja, emphasizing the importance of youth participation in national decision-making. He assured them that President Muhammadu Buhari would ensure uninterrupted academic calendars, reinforcing stability in education amid ongoing political campaigns. The National Alliance for National Unity (NANS) has endorsed President Buhari for a second term, aiming to mobilize 10 million votes in support of his re-election.
Shettima’s remarks came during a public engagement in Abuja, where he urged students to voice their opinions on national issues. The vice-president highlighted the government’s commitment to maintaining educational continuity, a key priority as the country prepares for upcoming elections. NANS, a coalition of political parties, has pledged to support Buhari’s re-election bid, focusing on economic recovery and governance reforms.
This campaign effort follows recent political developments, including the announcement of Buhari’s re-election bid and the alignment of various political factions under NANS. The vice-president’s emphasis on youth engagement reflects broader efforts to involve younger generations in shaping Nigeria’s future. The campaign is expected to intensify in the coming months as the election date approaches.
