Xhaferri: We will not allow Veliaj to unfold the manual of the 5D Band in the auditorium

The head of the FRPD, Besard Xhaferri, reacted after the protest held by the young people of the FRPD and the students of the University of Tirana at the entrance of the "Liria" building against the mayor Erion Veliaj.

Xahferri stated that the only thing that Veliaj can teach Albanian students is how to steal and he can hold these lectures at the FRESH Political Academy but not in the auditoriums of our universities.

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The youth of FRPD and the students of the University of Tirana welcomed this Friday with protests at the entrance of the "Liria" building the Mayor of Tirana, who was taking part in a meeting with directors for education together with the Minister of Education, Ogerta Manastirliu, and EU Ambassador Silvio Gonzato.

The only thing that Erion Veliaj can teach Albanian students is how to steal, and he can give these lectures at the Political Academy of FRESH, but not in the auditoriums of our universities.

Erion Veliaj with his policy of money laundering in construction has exposed students in Tirana to unaffordable rents, as school fees increase every year.

A man who hides his diploma and violently inserts his propaganda photos into school textbooks cannot talk about education.

An official who after collecting 55 million euros from our taxes with the promise to build 17 schools and only built 9 schools after the rest of the money evaporated according to the 5D Gang model, does not have the luxury of talking about education.

Entire regions in Tirana such as Astiri, Kodra e Diellit or Selita have neither nurseries, nor kindergartens, nor schools.

FRPD youth and UT students made it clear to EU Ambassador Silvio Gonzato that Erion Veliaj belongs in a cell next to his subordinates in theft and not in the auditoriums of the University of Tirana.

Today, Albanian education is in its darkest days, and the closing of 295 schools in a decade is not covered either by propaganda or by inserting LGBTQ symbols into school books to draw attention from the dramatic reality of Albanian education.

In October, students will not only return to the auditoriums but also to the squares.