Arewa Students send SOS to govt, corporate organisations

A student group in the North, Arewa Students Voice, has appealed to both government and private organisations in the country to offer necessary assistance to students who could not further their education up to university level. In an open letter signed by its secretary general, Ramadan Yusuf, the group said that corporate organisations should identify […]

A student group in the North, Arewa Students Voice, has appealed to both government and private organisations in the country to offer necessary assistance to students who could not further their education up to university level.
In an open letter signed by its secretary general, Ramadan Yusuf, the group said that corporate organisations should identify less privileged students from the region and give them support grants.
“We are appealing to government, cooperate bodies and wealthy individuals to intervene and consider the lives of the hopeless children and youths within their immediate environments.
“Allowing the destitute children to live a hopeless life leads to immoralities in our society and in return jeopardizes the lives of the future generations.
“Our society can only be better when the younger ones are provided with quality education to become more productive and have a responsible means of living,” the group said.
Yusuf wrote from Arewa Students Voice