FCT: Gbagyi title holder chargers government on youth employment

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By Usman Shuaibu

The Madaki of Sabon Gari in Gwagwalada Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Mallam Abubakar Madaki, has charged the government at all levels to provide employment for the youths in the country.
Madaki gave the charge while speaking to Peoples Daily correspondent in his residence in Gwagwalada, noting that if the majority of the youths were employed, it would reduce social vices in the society.
He also urged the government to create more skill acquisition centers to enable the youths to be self-reliance in our society.
Commenting on the security challenges facing the country, he called on both Muslims and Christians to remain committed to prayers for the protection of the country.
He, therefore, appealed to the Muslims as well as the Christians to always tolerate each other for the overall development of the country.
Madaki pleaded with the government to place top priority on the welfare of Nigeria citizens at all times.

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