SOUTH SOUTH VICE PRESIDENT NAWOJ SAYS ,GIRL CHILD DEV. IS CRITICAL TO NATION BUILDING


The  Akwa Ibom State Governor Umo Eno has been commended for  honouring a Father of  a just concluded female  NYSC  member  with a New three bed room apartment as a testament to Girl Child Development .


The Vice President South South of the Nigeria Association of Women Journalist Comrade Stella Macaulay gave the commendation while speaking with Journalist, in Asaba the Delta State Capital.
She noted that the Akwa Ibom State  governor's support, and recognition towards  the  role played  by  both  father and daughter was worthy of emulation, and called on every parent to take the girl Child development as a critical factor geared  towards building a viral Nation considering the fact that developing the girl child could be translated to the development of every part of the family unit  and the Nations socio political and economic growth 

The  South South Vice President NAWOJ reiterated, that  Governors and political office holders, should be  commitment to advocating for policies and programmes that would uplift and empower young women across the states and nations..                      Gov.Akwa Ibom



Comrade  Macaulay said the  Governor’s act of kindness did not only honour the achievements of one young woman from another state (Cross Rivers State) other than his own but also stands as a testament and as  efforts needed to ensure that every girl should  be given  the opportunity to thrive and succeed, regardless of the circumstances confronting the family

She said considering the fact that  the father was living in a mud house did not create   a barriers to her education. 


News Tribe Communications,  recalled that the  female NYSC  member , did a salute to her father  on completion of her  service year ,  appreciating him for   sponsoring her  education through tertiary institution against all odds, the posted video of the event went viral and the Akwa Ibom State Governor took interest in her story and luck located  her.

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