Kankara Abduction: Go Back To School – Buhari Urges Rescued Boys

Kankara Abduction: Go Back To School - Buhari Urges Rescued Boys
President Muhammadu Buhari has appealed to the rescued students of Government Science Secondary School in Kankara, Katsina State, to let go of the misfortune that struck, and return to school.
The President gave the words of encouragement on Friday when he met with the 344 students at the Banquet Hall of the Government House in Katsina State, using his education as an example to them.
He urged them to remain focused on pursuing their interest in acquiring a good education, noting that the reward of knowledge was not negotiable.
“If I wasn’t educated, I will not be standing here today in front of you. I schooled in Katsina for nine years. I moved on to join the army, served as a governor, Head of State, went to prison, came out, and later joined politics. I contested presidential elections three times, and finally I was declared a winner in 2015,” he was quoted as saying in a statement by his media aide, Garba Shehu.
President Buhari added that the unfortunate incident was a test of character and determination to succeed in life. He assured the Kankara students that the Federal Government would upgrade the security structure in the country to ensure more safety of the people.
“My dear children, don’t be discouraged with what has happened; give your attention to acquiring knowledge and developing good character, and you will be distinguished in life. I know that you have been through a lot. The suffering you went through, please put it aside and try to forget the painful experience. There is no substitute for a good education, so you must return to school and continue,” he added
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President Buhari, however, stressed that the military and security agencies still had a lot to do to secure the country and its citizens. “This is their job. They signed for it. Whether they like it or not, they will have to provide security for the country,” he said.BuhariPhotos Credit: Getty

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