Jonathan Urges FG To Revive Almajiri Schools
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has called on the Federal Government to revive the Almajiri education programme. The programme was introduced during his administration to address socio-economic factors contributing to insecurity.
Jonathan believes that reviving the programme will help reduce unemployment among young people and tackle insecurity. The Almajiri schools initiative was designed to equip young people with skills beyond religious education.
Jonathan also highlighted the Great Green Wall project, which has the potential to address environmental challenges and create employment opportunities. The former president described terrorism as an ongoing national and global challenge that requires sustained commitment and cooperation across successive administrations.
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