PRP ‘II Rekindle Hope – Hayyatudeen
Zainab Tanimu
Kaduna Northwest, Nigeria
The People’s Redemption Party PRP has promised to restore the hopes of the people of Kaduna state if given the mandate to occupy the NO1 seat come 2023 elections.
The PRP Gubernatorial candidate, Hayyatudeen Makarfi made this revalation while unveiling his party’s 3-point agenda at a media parley organized by the Nigeria Union of Journalists Kaduna Council for candidates vying for political offices across Kaduna State.
The party’s 3-point agenda tied on Social Justice, Economy and Human Capital Development he said is the surest way to bring Kaduna state out of the present deplorable condition.
“We are looking for a free, fair elections in 2023 that will usher in new crops of leaders.”
Kaduna state the party flag bearer said has all it takes to take it to greater heights if given the right leadership drive.
“In terms of resources, human and otherwise, Kaduna have been blessed. But in terms of who leads and manage effectively these resources that the Almighty has given so that we move away from insecurity, we move away from restiveness, joblessness of the youth, we move away from low status of our educational system, poor health system as well as all other sectors of the economy is the problem.
The leadership of the PRP with its 3-point he assured will proffered the needed solutions.
With regards to the economy of the state, he stated that rather than being a consuming state where virtually everything is gotten from outside, resources will be directed towards producing the needs of the people.
This he said will create more jobs which in turn will help solve the issue of youth restiveness. Nations like China, India did same too to get them where they are today..
“We want to run a government that will move the economy of Kaduna from the consumption state to a productive state.”
Once youth restiveness is solved, it will help reduce the problem of insecurity and that will create an enabling environment for private sectors to drive the economy. He assured.
“Nigeria especially Kaduna, we should begin to produce everything that we consume, and begin to export it.”
“We want to move from education that does not need garbage in, garbage out.”
Today, most of the graduates we have in the universities are not employable, they don’t have skills”.