“Mr president has prioritised young people through many initiatives aimed at making them self-reliant.

“The president doesn’t want to give you food, he is giving you means to get your own food,” he said.

Abdulaziz listed the administration’s initiatives such as training of three million young Nigerians in IT skills, the Scale Up Artisans project and the Nigeria Youths Academy, among other interventions.

He also said the president had given young people voices by appointing young Nigerians into his cabinet and other important positions.

The aide added, “For the first time, we have a truly young Nigerian as Minister of Youths Development.

“We have other young people in the cabinet and key appointments. We have to appreciate that.”

Abdulaziz said the IT training he sponsored was a way of giving back to the community and uplifting the underprivileged to attain their full potentials as part of his ongoing commitment to community development.

During the event, he also presented computers to some of the best-performing students in recognition of their dedication and excellence.

This initiative, he said, was part of a broader vision to equip the youths with relevant digital skills, aligning with the Renewed Hope Agenda of Tinubu’s administration.

Abdulaziz reaffirmed his commitment to continuing the empowerment of the youths and the overall development of Fagge LGA and Kano State.

He emphasised that such initiatives were essential in actualising the aspirations of the Renewed Hope Agenda, which prioritises inclusive growth, innovation, and self-reliance.

A representative of the community, Alhaji Suleiman Ibrahim, expressed their appreciation to the presidential aide for his consistent support and developmental strides.

He assured that the community would reciprocate the gesture through continued support and prayers for the success of the Tinubu administration. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Bashir Rabe Mani