Nigeria: Children's Day - Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan Calls for End to Violence, Exploitation of Nigerian Children

Nigeria: Children's Day - Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan Calls for End to Violence, Exploitation of Nigerian Children

As the nation marks Children's Day on May 27, suspended Kogi Central Senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has issued a call for action, urging Nigerians to recommit themselves to protecting and empowering the country's children, whom she described as the "most precious asset" of the nation.

MINILS salutes Nigerian Children

The Micheal Imoudu National Institute for Labour Studies ( MINILS), Ilorin has saluted Nigerian Children on the occasion of the 2025 Children’s Day. The Institute in a statement signed by Issa Aremu, its DG, said the commemoration must go beyond festivities. Aremu said, “As we commemorate this special day dedicated to our children, we must recognize that safeguarding children goes beyond festivities; it’s about ensuring their fundamental rights,…

Children’s Day: Natasha Calls For End To Violence, Exploitation Of Nigerian Children

As the nation marks Children’s Day on May 27, suspended Kogi Central Senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has issued a call for action, urging Nigerians to recommit themselves to protecting and empowering the country’s children, whom she described as the “most precious asset” of the nation. In a press statement released to commemorate the annual event, the female Senator decried the persistent challenges facing Nigerian children, particularly the g…

House Reaffirms Commitment To Wellbeing of Nigerian Children

The House of Representatives has reaffirmed its commitment to the rights and well-being of children both in Nigeria and around the world.  This was sequel to the adoption of a ” Motion In Commemoration of international children’s Day”, moved by Mrs Kafilat Adetola Ogbara at the special Children’s Day plenary. She said that the House notes that International Children’s Day is observed on May 27 as a vital occasion to irge the Federal government t…