Op-ed: Hon. Usman Ochidi Open Letter To President Tinubu

And open letter to our dear president, chief Ahmed Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR and all the Actors in policy making in Nigeria 🇳🇬

Solution to Nigeria problems !!!

Subject: Proposal for Utilizing Funds from the Removal of Fuel Subsidy for free Education from primary school to tertiary institutions and free medical in all public hospitals in Nigeria is the immediate solution to present and future predicament.

I am writing to propose a strategic for an immediate solution and impactful allocation of funds recently freed from the removal of the fuel subsidy, directing the fund towards the transformation of the education and health sector in Nigeria. This proposal aims to harness these resources to provide accessible, quality education, fostering human capital development and driving sustainable economic growth.

*Executive Summary:*

The removal of the fuel subsidy presents a unique opportunity to redirect substantial financial resources towards a sector that is fundamental to the long-term prosperity of our nation – education. This proposal advocates for the establishment of a comprehensive framework to allocate these funds effectively, focusing on key areas within the education and health sector.

*Objectives:*

1. Infrastructure and Technology Enhancement:** Invest in modern infrastructure and technology to create conducive learning environments that prepare students for the demands of the 21st-century workforce.

2. Teacher Training and Welfare:** Prioritize the training of educators and enhance their welfare to attract and retain high-caliber professionals in the education sector.

**Expected Outcomes:**

1. **Skilled Workforce:** Develop a highly skilled and competitive workforce, aligning with the demands of the global economy and attracting foreign investments.

2. **Poverty Reduction:** By providing free education and free medical treatment aim to break the cycle of poverty, empowering individuals and families for a better future.

3. **Innovation and Research:** Foster a culture of innovation and research by investing in higher education institutions, contributing to advancements in science, technology, and other critical fields.

4. **Global Competitiveness:** Elevate Nigeria’s standing on the international stage by producing graduates who can compete globally and contribute to global knowledge networks.

**Implementation Plan:**

1. **Transparent Fund Allocation:** Establish a transparent mechanism for allocating funds, ensuring that resources are directed efficiently and effectively to achieve the proposed objectives.

2. **Stakeholder Collaboration:** Foster collaboration with education and Health experts, stakeholders, and communities to ensure that the implementation plan is comprehensive and addresses specific regional needs.

3. **Monitoring and Evaluation:** Implement a robust monitoring and evaluation system to track progress, identify challenges, and make necessary adjustments to maximize the impact of the funds.

In Kogi State here, we have got approval from his Excellency the immediate past Governor His GYB on free education from primary school to secondary schools in all public schools.

In conclusion, redirecting funds from the removal of the fuel subsidy towards free education and health care is a strategic move that can shape the future of Nigeria. By investing in education, we invest in the potential of every Nigerian, laying the foundation for a prosperous, inclusive, and globally competitive nation.

From the desk of Hon Usman s. Ochidi member representing Dekina/Biraidu Constituency in Kogi State Assembly.

May Almighty God make it easy for us in our great country.

Please if you’re in support of this my sincere opinion, kindly help me share it until it gets to the appropriate authority.

Peaceful and united country we pray 🙏

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