Buhari’s wife woos Kebbi women’s support for APC

Wife of the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Hajiya Aisha Buhari, has called on women to support change in the country by voting for the APC in the general elections.
She made the call on Sunday during her visit to Kebbi State alongside Mrs. Dolapo Yemi Osinbajo, the wife of the APC vice presidential candidate.
Hajiya Aisha, who was received at the airport in Birnin Kebbi by the wife of the Kebbi State APC gubernatorial candidate, Dr. Zainab Atiku Bagudu, and  thousands of supporters and well-wishers, said the APC is committed towards women empowerment and their involvement in both leadership and political positions.
She promised that when the APC is elected, vulnerable children, including the almajiri, will be given better attention and projects meant for them will be executed in good faith and not as a campaign tool.
According to a statement from the office of the wife of the APC guber candidate, Mrs Buhari advised the women to ensure that they collect their PVCs and also keep them safe. She urged the women to avoid abusive campaigns and not to stone anyone, as the APC is not harsh but always works within the provisions of the law.
Wife of the Kebbi State APC gubernatorial candidate , Dr. Zainab Atiku Bagudu, thanked the duo for the visit and assured them that Kebbi State will be captured by the APC, as the electorate have already decided for ‘Change’. 
She called on the electorate to ensure that they come out en masse to vote for the ‘Change party,’ which is the only party that will guarantee women empowerment, development and absolute security, adding that Allah will give the party the ability of winning both the presidential and gubernatorial elections with landslide victory.  
During the visit, the wives of the APC presidential and vice presidential candidates commissioned blocks of classrooms in Argungu Local Government Area.
They also met Hajia Mai Talle Tara,  the food vendor that donated one million naira to the presidential candidate during his visit to Kebbi State.