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National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola  Tinubu, has said the party was formed so that Nigerians from all walks  of life and social station will gather under one tent to develop the  nation on the basis of equity and shared prosperity.
 Tinubu, who stated this on Saturday shortly after he was awarded an  honorary doctorate degree of Civil Law, Honoris Causa, of the Njala  University, Sierra Leone, explained that what the APC leadership sought  was a fair social compact that the country may avoid social calamity.
 The former governor of Lagos State, who explained that a unique  political movement is afoot and gains traction in Nigeria, pointed out  that by joining other progressive leaders, he recently helped establish  APC.
 He noted that APC is more than a political party or organisation,  stressing, “It is a mission, a calling forth of the nation to realise  its better self.
 “We realised that if Nigeria continues as is, it would soon collide into the barrier of its internal contradictions.
 His words: “A land of vast wealth yet vast penury. A people of great  talent and energy, but also of despair and unproductively, born of their  jobless poverty.
 “A land that exports the raw material that helps fuel, electrify and  lubricates the global economy, but one that lives more in darkness than  in light.
 “A core element of our mission is to make all levels of education,  from primary to university level, accessible to all people, regardless  of economic circumstance. To survive in the modern economy, education is  a must.
 “As such, responsible leadership must view education as a public  right and no longer a luxury to be enjoyed only by those with the money  to purchase it for themselves.
 “Government must help financially those who can’t help themselves in this essential regard.
 “For example, we advocate a liberal student aid and loan programme so  that able but poor students are not denied their dream of a university  education.

 “Under our programme, young people will also receive technical and  vocational training for jobs and opportunities that actually exist in  the economy instead of just receiving classroom instruction for things  that only exist in the textbook.
 “Moreover, we seek a jobs programme, whereby government works in  tandem with the private sector to provide meaningful work experience,  mentoring as well as temporary and permanent employment for various  classes of youths.
 “We aim not to train and educate young people into joblessness and  despair but to help them realize their finest aspirations by becoming  able, productive members of society who can fend for themselves and earn  livelihoods allowing them to establish families and homes of their own.
 “We have this dream, we move toward this goal. I tell you the best is  yet to come. Moreover, we seek this improvement not just for Nigeria  but for the entire sub-region.
 “As the most populous nation and largest economy in the sub-region,  Nigeria has the singular responsibility to generate economic activity  that not only sparks growth internally but also catalyses development in  the sub-region”.
By Akinwunmi King Snr Reporter, Lagos

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