NGO Tasks Nigerian Society On Girl Child Education, Medical Attention

Nigerian society has been tasked to give maximum priority to girl child education and medical care to save them from abject poverty and all forms of humiliation in the society to move the country forward.

This call was made by the speakers at a formal Inauguration and Award Ceremony of the Books, Eyes, Girls’ Support Foundation, organized by the Foundation in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital, with the theme “The Implications of Girls’ Child Education to Nation Building.”

The Nigerian Minister of Transportation, Gbemisola Saraki, who was represented by Charles Nkata, has urged Nigerian government to make some new policies that will encourage girls’ child education to harness their maximum potentials in various capacities for the benefit of the country.

The aim of the Foundation is to collaborate with other stakeholders to save out of schools children, especially girls, donating educational materials, and giving proper medical attention to girls’ eyes problems to enable them participate actively in acquiring quality education and health in the society.


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