October 11, 2024

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Labour Presidential candidate peter obi has marked today being the International Girl Child Day in a remarkable way. He started celebrating the IGCD from 6th of october by visiting only girls schools and plans to do more visitations even after today. He also makes huge cash donations at every school to encourage and support the girl child.

He posted on his x account saying ” Today, 11th October, marks the International Day of the Girl Child, a day dedicated to recognizing the importance of girls’ education and empowerment. I am delighted to share that I began the celebrations on Sunday, 6th October, with a visit to an all-girls school, Holy Rosary Secondary School in Nsugbe.

Peter Obi fondly referred to as PO by Nigerians made several donations on his visit

”During the visit, I pledged ₦120 million for the educational and health support of the Holy Rosary sisters, whose apostolate focuses on girl-child education. ₦20 million of this pledge was specifically allocated to the school. I plan to visit other girls’ schools in the coming weeks to continue celebrating this important occasion.”

He said ”This day reminds us of the vital need to invest in girls’ education, which is essential for societal progress. Educated girls grow into empowered women who contribute significantly to their communities, breaking cycles of poverty and inequality. It’s a call to action for all of us to support initiatives that ensure access to quality education for every girl, paving the way for a brighter and more inclusive future. The theme for this year’s International Day of the Girl Child is ‘Girls’ Vision for the Future,’ which underscores the need for urgent action and amplifies the power of girls’ voices in shaping the future. Let us listen to them, invest in proven solutions, and support their leadership and empowerment. Together, we can build a world where every girl has the opportunity to realize her potential” MukTv reports.

 

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