Nigerian youths are assets to Buhari according to Akume - Going further, he said the Buhari administration placed emphasis on youths development - Akume also added that the APC has the interest of Nigerians at heart.  The minister of special duties and intergovernmental affairs, Sen. George Akume, on Friday said that Nigerian youths are asset to President Muhammadu Buhari. Akume made this known when he received the All Progressive Congress` National Executive Committee Integrity Group (APC-NEC) members in his office in Abuja. While congratulating them, Akume applauded the group comprising of young people selected from the six geo-political zones of the country to serve as the vanguard for the APC as a party. "I must congratulate you for your success in the election in which you emerged as executive members of this group which you formed for the purpose of being the vanguard of the party  "Most of you are young people and young people are major asset of government and this explains why this administration has placed a lot of emphasis on promoting and advancing the course of the Nigerian youths. "Many of the initiatives of Mr President are for the youths, especially in the areas of N-power programmes, the agric sector-anchor borrower's scheme, the N75 billion Youths` Investment Fund just signed for the youths by Mr president. "And there are a lot more of these initiatives to introduce the youth into the mainstream of Nigeria economy, including "Not Too Young to Run", being another notable achievement this government initiated to respect the youths," Akume said. He noted that APC was formed with best of intention and this administration wants to serve Nigerians and that is why most of the programmes by this administration are being implemented. Akume added that Buhari was passionate committed to delivering on the mandates of the party specifically meant to empower the nation`s youths. .

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