Wife of the President, Mrs Aisha Buhari, has called on Nigerian youths to shun violence before, during and after the general elections.

She, however, advised them to come out and vote.

Represented by wife of the Vice-President, Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo, the President’s wife spoke at the All Progressives Congress’ South-South Women and Youth Presidential Campaign in Port Harcourt, Rivers State on Tuesday.

She urged the region’s youths to vote for APC candidates at all levels.

She said, “Vote for APC. There is nothing more precious to us than our children and our youths. So, the APC government is working for you night and day.

“On the days of the elections, nobody should be sleeping at home. On the days of elections, all of us should go happily to vote the APC.

“After voting, we must wait until our votes are counted; we must also make sure that we vote peacefully and that when we vote, there should be no fighting.”

Mrs Buhari explained that the APC had indicated, through it numerous programmes, that its interest is in the development of Nigeria.

She said, “This government is interested in the youth; that is why it is feeding children in schools through the school feeding programme.

“This government is interested in the youth; that is why it has the N-Power programme that is empowering youths.”

SAY NO TO HUNGER, BUHARI MUST GO!before Mr Buhari assumed office as president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, he swore an oath to defend and promote the Constitution of the country but unfortunately we have watched helpless as the president has trampled under his feet both the Constitution and the rule of law which he was elected to uphold in the following cases:
a) Outright disrespect to the principle of federal character in the appoint of principal officers to head government agencies, with over 80% of key officers from the north
b) Unlawful detention of the Islamic cleric leader, El Zakzakky against existing court orders granting his release
c) unlawful detention of Sambo Dasuki, despite court ruling granting his release on bail
d) Unconstitutional removal of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen contrary to the provision of the Constitution that only a recommendation from the NJC or 2/3 majority of the Senate, but rather relying on an ex-parte order from Justice Umar who is also under investigation from the EFCC and having a case at the court, to perpetuate the illegality