The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Kwara, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has promised to review tuition fees charged by the Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete, if elected.
The APC governorship candidate made the promise on Sunday in Malete, Moro Local Government during a campaign tour of the university town.
The candidate made the promise to students of the institution who were at the rally and had complained of high tuitions charged by the state-owned institution.
AbdulRazaq told the students that his government would look into the school fees charged by higher institutions in the state if elected in the March 2 elections.
He also pledged to access the N100 billion funds the federal government proposed to address the farmers-herders’ crisis in parts of Kwara.
He lamented that the current state government has refused to tap into this relief offered by central government for reasons best known to them.
AbdulRazaq promised cattle routes and water for Fulani herdsmen in the state, adding that nomadic education in Fulani communities would be revived and nomadic schools renovated.
AbdulRazaq therefore urged Fulani communities in the state to vote massively for all the APC candidates in the coming polls. (NAN)
