As Nigeria commemorates her 63rd Independence Day anniversary, Miss Face of Humanity Nigeria (MFOH Nigeria) has issued a heartfelt call to action, emphasizing the critical importance of investing in the nation’s children. The organization, renowned for its dedication to social causes, aims to draw attention to the pressing need to nurture and empower Nigeria’s youth for a brighter tomorrow.
Addressing a media parley, Amb. Chika Rita Ezenwa, reigning Miss Face of Humanity Nigeria underscored the significance of this call for action, stating, “As we celebrate Nigeria’s 63rd Independence Day, we must recognize that our children are the foundation upon which the nation’s future rests. It is our collective responsibility to provide them with quality education, healthcare, and opportunities that will enable them to reach their full potential.”
“Part of MFOH Nigeria’s mission is to advocate for policies and initiatives that prioritize children’s well-being and development. In a nation with a large youth population, such investments are seen as vital for future prosperity and progress”.
By way of advocacy, the organization urged both public and private sectors, as well as individuals, to join hands in prioritizing children’s welfare, education, and empowerment, including measures to improve access to quality education, healthcare, nutrition, and a safe environment for all Nigerian children.
Amb. Ezenwa further highlighted the organization’s commitment, saying, “MFOH Nigeria is dedicated to this cause, and we call upon all stakeholders, including government bodies, corporations, and civil society, to invest in the future of our nation by investing in our children.”
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Generally, MFOH Nigeria’s message comes at a time when the nation is striving for growth and development. Recognizing that children are the nation’s most valuable asset, MFOH Nigeria’s call for greater investment in their future aligns with the aspirations of a prosperous and thriving Nigeria.
