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Too Many Girls Still Denied Their Rights – Remi Tinubu

by Jonathan Nda-Isaiah
10 months ago
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First lady, Remi Tinubu, has lamented that despite progress, countless girls continue to face barriers to their fundamental rights.

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In a statement on the 2024 International Day of the Girl Child, she emphasised that there was still significant work to be done to ensure equal opportunities for all.

Senator Tinubu stressed the transformative power of education, describing it as “the bedrock” of a future where girls can “grow without limits.”

She called for continued investment in girls’ education, starting from the home, to equip them with the confidence and skills needed to face future challenges.

The statement said, “I join in the celebration of the 2024 International Day of the Girl Child. The theme for this year, ‘Girls’ Vision for the Future,’ is very apt.

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“Every girl should be able to dream of a future where she can grow without limits. Education is the bedrock of that future. We must continue to invest in education, starting from the home, teaching our girls to believe in themselves and the values of self-worth and dignity, thereby equipping them with the confidence to face the future.

“With the right support, resources, and opportunities, the potential of the world’s more than 1.1 billion girls knows no bounds. As a nation, we have come a long way in ensuring the education of the girl-child.

“An educated girl-child is a transformed woman. She will be able to make informed choices about her health and well-being.

“When girls lead, the impact is immediate and far-reaching, touching families, communities, and ultimately economies.

“However, too many girls are still denied their rights, restricting their choices and limiting their futures. Today, I charge all our girls in Nigeria to be strong, confident, and determined in their resolve to push for the limitless opportunities that abound.

“I salute the Girl Child. Keep hope alive and nurture your dreams; the future is promising. I celebrate you. Happy International Day of the Girl Child,” she added.


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