Saraki Advocates Education for Young Women's Empowerment

Former Senate President Bukola Saraki called on young women to prioritize education and vocational training as essential for achieving economic independence. This statement was made during a symposium organized by the Saraki Young Women Political Coordinators in Ilorin, aimed at women aged 18 to 25.

Saraki highlighted the importance of mentorship and leadership development, encouraging participants to commit to personal growth and prepare for future leadership roles. He stressed that acquiring relevant skills and knowledge is crucial for overcoming economic challenges and becoming productive members of society.

Saraki applauded the high level of political awareness among the participants, particularly regarding voter registration, and noted the necessity of active involvement in the democratic process for sustainable development. He reflected on efforts made during his administration in Kwara State to create opportunities for youth, particularly in education, healthcare, and sports.

The symposium featured the distribution of vocational tools tailored to various trades, aiming to encourage entrepreneurship and greater participation of young women in societal development.