We'll prioritise job creation for youths, women — Atiku
Atiku and Okowa at the palace of Emir of Lafia, in Nassarawa State. The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, has promised to prioritize job creation for youths and women as part of his recover Nigeria agenda if elected President in 2023. Atiku spoke yesterday in Lafia, the Nassarawa State Capital, as part of his ongoing Presidential campaign, saying "I want to use this opportunity to reiterate our commitment to making sure that our young men and women have jobs to do and have work to do when we come into office. "That is why we set aside 10 billion US dollars, so that we can pump this money in the small medium enterprises for our young men and woman. "Let me also announce that we will link up Nasarawa with all other neighboring states as far as our road infrastructure is concerned. I want you to make sure that we win this state this time around." Similarly, his running mate, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, expressed confidence that the PDP...