By Emmanuel Awari-JalingoThese headlines aim to capture the essence of the meeting between the governor and the protesting youth, highlighting the governor’s commitments and pledges to address their concerns. Let me know if you’d like me to suggest more options!
Taraba State Governor, Dr. Agbu Kefas, met with hundreds of protesting youth in Jalingo, acknowledging their grievances about hunger and suffering in the state. He assured them that his administration would take steps to address their concerns and empower them to lead productive lives.
During the meeting, Governor Kefas announced plans to establish an Education Trust Fund, providing loans to students in federal tertiary institutions. He also committed to training youth on block moulding machines acquired from South Africa and engaging them in the ongoing reconstruction of schools.
Additionally, the governor mentioned the upcoming arrival of electric cars from China, which would benefit the youth. He emphasized his commitment to improving their living conditions and urged cooperation and support from the community.
The protesting youth expressed appreciation for the governor’s leadership style and requested more platforms for engaging and supporting young people. Governor Kefas promised to pass on their concerns about subsidy removal to President Muhammadu Buhari.
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