The Association of Northern Nigeria Students, ANNS, the apex student body in the 19 northern states has promised to embark on a massive mobilization of students, to vote for a credible leader, ahead of the 2023 General Elections in Nigeria.
They made the promise, during a press conference in Bauchi State, North-East Nigeria.
Statistics indicate that during the last general elections held in Nigeria in 2019, there was a low turnout out of students’ participation, across Nigeria,
This time around, the association claims that they are planning to mobilise over 12.1 million students to participate in the voting process, in a bid to effect positive change in the Nigerian leadership system.
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The group, through its leader, Sani Adamu, said as a Student Union in Nigeria, they are promising to be in the forefront as vanguards to entrench democracy and promote any aspiring credible leader that will transform the educational system in Nigeria.
Editor Paul Akhagbemhe
