Kwara Govt urged to bridge empowerment gap of Hausa youth

The Kwara State Government has been called upon to support Hausa youth with empowerment skills, making them self-reliant like other residents. Alhaji Yahaya Uba, Sarkin Samarin Hausawa of Kwara State, expressed concern that Hausa youth have been abandoned without support since the current administration took office.

 

“Since the inauguration of the present administration, the Hausa youth have been abandoned without any form of support,” Uba stated. “Considering the population of Hausa residents and their contributions to the development of the state, there is a need for the state government to support them.”

 

Uba emphasized the need for empowerment, saying, “The Hausa youth deserve assistance from the state government in the form of empowerment to enable them to grow their chosen vocation and businesses.”

 

The Sarkin Samarin Hausawa assured the government of the Hausa youth’s commitment, stating, “We are determined to continue to support government policies and programmes to enable them to succeed.”

 

Here’s a tidied-up version of the news story:

 

The Kwara State Government has been urged to provide empowerment skills to Hausa youth, making them self-reliant. Alhaji Yahaya Uba, Sarkin Samarin Hausawa of Kwara State, stated that Hausa youth have been neglected without support since the current administration’s inauguration.

 

“Since the inauguration… they’ve been abandoned without support,” Uba said. He emphasized the need for support, citing the significant population and contributions of Hausa residents.

 

Uba called on the government to provide vocational training and business support, saying, “The Hausa youth deserve assistance… to grow their chosen vocation and businesses.” The Sarkin Samarin Hausawa assured the government of the Hausa youth’s commitment to supporting policies and programs driving the state’s success.