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EndSARS protest: Time to fix unemployment is now, says Senate President Lawan

by Sodiq Lawal Chocomilo
November 10, 2020
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President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan

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Ahmad Lawan, the president of the Senate has cautioned that another protest in the country looms if political office holders and policymakers continue to pay lip service to the issues of unemployment.

This warning was issued by the senate president when the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mr Sabo Nanono, led top officials of his ministry to defend its 2021 budget before the Senate Committee on Agriculture on Monday, November 9.

He challenged his colleagues in positions of authorities to factor youth employment and empowerment into the 2021 budget so as to escape another round of #EndSARS protests.

“Recently, we had protests by some of our youths. Some of them, very genuine, were seeking the attention of leaders and they got the attention. So, our budget, especially for 2021, should be mindful of what we do to provide employment opportunities for these youths.

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They demonstrated, they protested because they could do so. There are so many other people who may not be youthful but are also in the same need. They didn’t protest.

Let us meet them where they are, we don’t want to wait until they also start to grumble or protest we should be proactive.” he said

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