NANS Urges APC to Consider Former Student Leaders
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has called on the All Progressives Congress (APC) to prioritize former student leaders in the upcoming primaries. NANS argues that these individuals, including Comrade Lucki Emonef, who has a strong track record of service and leadership, can significantly strengthen youth representation and boost the party's support base.
NANS President Olusola Ladoja highlighted the need for the APC to leverage the grassroots connections and experience of former student leaders to thrive in elections. Emonef's involvement with the Nigerian Education Loan Fund aligns with President Bola Tinubu's agenda for renewal and hope.
The association urges the APC to open its doors wider to young leaders with proven records, which would attract massive support from students across the country. Emonef expressed gratitude for the support from NANS, emphasizing a commitment to youth development, education, and economic empowerment, while promoting transparency and accountability in governance.
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