President Bola Tinubu has said Security, Healthcare and Industrialisation were on top of the priorities of his administration.
He stated this on Thursday at the State House when he received in audience the All Progressives Congress, APC, Women Leaders in the 36 States and Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
The President declared that his administration was already implementing many policies and programmes that would positively impact the citizens.
This, he stated, includes the Students’ Loan Scheme, a scholarship scheme that would guarantee their four years of tertiary education.
“Security is paramount in my administration’s agenda because women bear the cost of insecurity anywhere in the world. Issues of insecure to are being discussed at the highest level and this administration will ensure that insecurity is halted immediately.
“Medicare is another. We will ensure that health facilities are revamped and we will pursue this with vigour. Industrialization is yet another priority as your children and relations will gain employment,” President Tinubu stated.
“We will continue to strive for a better Nigeria. You will not regret your confidence in this administration.”, he added.
Reaffirming his administration’s open-door policy, President Tinubu explained that the unity of the country is essential and central to his mind.
President Tinubu tasked the APC women leaders to educate the citizens on the policies and programmes of his administration with the awareness that the present difficulties are temporary.
Earlier, the APC National Women Leader, Beta Edu stated that the women had come to congratulate the President on his victory at the polls, for the several good policies of his administration and for his election as ECOWAS Chairman at the last Summit.
The National Women Leader enumerated the sterling records of the President as Governor of Lagos State which had endeared him to Nigerians.
These, Dr. Edu stated, include the unprecedented economic development of the state and infrastructural developments.
The APC Women leader appealed to the President to consider more women in appointments into government positions.
