Buhari's Message For Nigerian Women On The Women's Day
March 8, today, the world celebrates the International
Women’s Day. The All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate,
Muhammadu Buhari, issued a special message for the Nigerian women.
The former military head of state took to his Facebook page to mark the festive day for the women of the whole world.
The politician first expressed his warm feelings towards his wife and daughters and thanked them for continuous support. Buhari further reinstated his commitment to the idea of women’s empowerment in the country.
In conclusion, the opposition leader urged people to support the APC in the upcoming elections.
The former military head of state took to his Facebook page to mark the festive day for the women of the whole world.
The politician first expressed his warm feelings towards his wife and daughters and thanked them for continuous support. Buhari further reinstated his commitment to the idea of women’s empowerment in the country.
In conclusion, the opposition leader urged people to support the APC in the upcoming elections.
“As we celebrate #IWD2015, I want to express my profound
appreciation for all Nigerian women, especially my wife and daughters.
“I also extend my gratitude to all the women who are taking our message of Change to all corners of the country.
“APC is committed to women’s rights & empowerment, and our candidate for the Taraba governorship is one such example.
“If successful, Sen. Aisha Jummai Alhassan will be the first elected female governor in Nigeria. I urge you all to support her.
“Your PVC empowers you all to show your support. Please collect yours and vote for Change on 28 March, and 11 April.”
It is worth mentioning that Nigeria’s First Lady, Patience Jonathan, often praises her husband, President Goodluck Jonathan, for empowering women throughout his tenure in the office.
Campaigning for GEJ, Dame Patience vows that more will be done if the Incumbent President gets re-elected on March 28.
“APC is committed to women’s rights & empowerment, and our candidate for the Taraba governorship is one such example.
“If successful, Sen. Aisha Jummai Alhassan will be the first elected female governor in Nigeria. I urge you all to support her.
“Your PVC empowers you all to show your support. Please collect yours and vote for Change on 28 March, and 11 April.”
It is worth mentioning that Nigeria’s First Lady, Patience Jonathan, often praises her husband, President Goodluck Jonathan, for empowering women throughout his tenure in the office.
Campaigning for GEJ, Dame Patience vows that more will be done if the Incumbent President gets re-elected on March 28.
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