AD

Next Level: Buhari Promises To Overhaul Education Sector, Remodel 10,000 Schools Every Year

President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to overhaul the education sector if he is re-elected as president in 2019.

As part of efforts to do so, he says his administration will remodel 10,000 schools every year.

The president said this on Sunday at an event tagged ‘The Next Level’, to mark the launch of his campaign ahead of the election.

He said, “Perhaps our biggest ambition yet, is the overhaul of our education sector. Every child counts and whatever it takes to prepare our teachers’ curriculum and classrooms to attain the right educational goals to grow our country, will be done.

“We will remodel 10,000 schools every year and retrain our teachers to impart Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics using coding, animation in the curriculum”.

Speaking further, the President promised to intensify the anti-graft war, to bring an end to the menace and ensure that the nation’s resources are maximized.

He explained that despite the successes made, his administration still has a lot to do in bringing an end to corruption.

“We know that to succeed, moral integrity and conscience must continue to form the dominant character of our nation and its leadership.

“Corruption is an existential threat to Nigeria, despite the gains we have made in closing the gates, we know that there is still much ground to cover to stop systematic corruption. We are committed to deepening the work we started this past term, such that the nation’s assets and resources continue to be organized and utilized to do good,” he said.

The President also highlighted his administration’s overall achievements in the past three and a half years, noting that although his administration witnessed some challenges, it worked hard to fulfil its promises.

He also believes the efforts, have put the administration in good stead to build a better Nigeria.

He said, “Four years ago, we promised Nigerians real change in what we do and how we do it. Nigerians sent a clear message in the last election and our platform offered a new ambitious plan for a secure, prosperous and corruption-free country.

“We have worked hard to fulfil our promises and while the road may have been difficult over the last three and a half years, we have laid a foundation for a strong, stable and prosperous country for the majority of our people.

“Foundational work is not often visible, neither is it glamorous but it is vital to achieving the kind of country we desire.

“Judging by the depths of decay, deterioration and despair that Nigeria has sank into, we are certain that these past few years have put us in good stead to press on the next level of building an even stronger nation for our people.”

In the areas of security and economic development, he said, “We liberated 17 local government areas from the grip of insurgency, brokering and sustaining peace in the Niger Delta, has also been crucial to stabilizing the polity, despite the difficult circumstances presented by weak oil prices and reduced oil production, we delivered on our promises to make public investments to spur economic growth, job creation and prosperity.

“Agriculture continues to expand our economic base, as do our investments in deficient infrastructure across the length and breadth of this nation.

“We implemented a responsible and transparent fiscal plan for the challenging economic times that saw us doing more even with lesser oil revenues”.

President Buhari, therefore, promised that if he is re-elected, his administration will intensify the efforts it has started in its key campaign areas.

“The next four years will be quite significant for our country. Nigeria is faced with a choice to keep on building a new Nigeria or to go back to its stunted past which favoured only an opportunistic few.

“Our choices will surely shape us, define clearly our economic security and our future prosperity.

“Nigeria, more than ever before, needs a stable and people-focused government to move the development of our country forward. Join us on this journey to a prosperous, strong and stable Nigeria.

“The achievements and projections I have enumerated above are just a summary of what we have done and what we intend to do in our next term if Nigerians graciously give us a second term mandate,” he said.

Furthermore, he urged all candidates and their supporters to carry out their campaign activities in a peaceful manner.

Oh hi there 👋
It’s nice to meet you.

Sign up to receive awesome content in your inbox.

We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info.

More Top Stories

‎Finidi hails team’s game Control as they Open Two-Point Gap‎
Why Are They Still There?’ Esin Questions NFF Technical Team After World Cup Failures
‎Bronze Isn’t Gold: Eagles’ Ex coach Peseiro Reacts To AFCON Outcome‎‎‎
Shehu Dikko Pushes for Upgrade and Proper Maintenance of Sports Infrastructure
2026 World Cup: Super Eagles Face Harsh Reality After Failed Qualification
‎NFF appoints Akeem Busari as new Flamingos coach
HRM Summons PHED, Asks Reason For Recent Power Outage
Will Nigeria Replace Iran in the 2026 FIFA World Cup?
Osimhen Out of Hospital After Successful Surgery, Eyes Quick Return
Osimhen Backed for Man United Move as Butt Says He Can Elevate Sesko
Drama Erupts as Verydarkman Fires Back at Blessing CEO Over Cancer Claim
Kpai Them All!” — Sarian Martins Unleashes Fury, Links Blessing CEO’s Illness to ‘Spiritual Payback’
Nwaiwu Earns Super Eagles Call-Up as Bassey Withdraws Ahead of Iran, Jordan Friendlies
Super Eagles star Alex Iwobi Leads 7-Man Premier League Player of the Month Shortlist
Delta Queens Edge FC Robo In Five-Goal Thriller to Boost Super Six Push
‎Injury knocks out ‘Super’ Calvin Bassey as Eagles suffer Int’l Friendlies blow‎
Osimhen Set for Race Against Time as Galatasaray Target Quick Return
Super Eagles Open Camp in Turkey Ahead of Iran, Jordan Friendlies
Chukwueze Set for Permanent Fulham Move After Impressive Loan Spell
Rivers United Humiliated as Nasarawa United Run Riot in 4–1 Thriller
‎Chelle can win next AFCON, He deserves a new contract –Ibitoye‎
‎Rivers United blame CAF Champions League for slump‎
Morocco National Team Captain Rejects AFCON Title, Backs Senegal as True Champions
‎Title race heats up as Rivers, Rangers face defining fixtures‎‎
Oborevwori Denies Assaulting Kickboxing Coach in Reimbursement Row
‎NFF faces court notice over congress misconduct‎
FULL CIRCLE AT WEMBLEY: ARSENAL, MAN CITY AND A FINAL LOADED WITH HISTORY
Finidi George Under Pressure as Rivers United’s Title Grip Slips
Osimhen Injury Shifted Momentum as Liverpool Power Through-Slot
Rivers United Stumble Again as Niger Tornadoes Strike Late to Deepen Title Tension
‎Ademola Lookman Cruise into UCL Q’finals, Osimhen Crash out‎
CAF Strips Senegal of AFCON Title, Crowns Morocco Champions After Dramatic Final Controversy
Ikorodu City Dominate Rivers United to Seal Crucial Home Victory
Rivers United Confront Tough Ikorodu City Test as NPFL Title Race Reaches Boiling Point
Obi Mikel Demands NFF Leadership Resignation After Nigeria’s World Cup Failure
Super Eagles Calvin Bassey is a beast” –Bryan Mbeumo‎
Ibinabo Fiberesima Opens Auditions For Web Series In Port Harcourt
Tinubu, NFF Mourns Former Super Eagles Coach Adegboye Onigbinde
Lemina Header Sinks Liverpool as Galatasaray Claim Crucial First Leg Victory
D’Tigress Arrive Lyon Ahead Of 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup Qualifying
NPFL: Rivers United Trash Bendel Insurance to Remain Top
FCCPC Denies Ban on Airtime, Data Loans, Accuses Operators of Abusive Practices
Airtel Suspends Airtime, Data Borrowing Services
‎Match Preview: Kano Pillars host Rivers United in NPFL matchday 35‎‎
Union Leader Blames Gas Shortage Behind Epileptic Power in Rivers
ADC Holds National Convention Amid Venue Challenges
Rivers United Bounce Back With Narrow Win Over Plateau United

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *