The Delta North senator-elect, Prince Ned Nwoko, has sent a heartfelt children’s day wishes to honour and celebrate children across the Nigerian states as they mark their special day.
Nwoko, in his message noted the innocence, curiosity, vulnerability, as well as the boundless potential of children.
He pointed out why quality education and children’s protection should be a primary concern of every nation. Stating that, he firmly believes in the power of education and the transformative impact it can have on young minds.
Emphasizing on the issue of children’s protection, Nwoko stressed that it is the duty of every adult in the society to safeguard children’s well-being and ensure that their rights are upheld.
He pledged that as a senator, he will work tirelessly to promote policies that prioritize quality education and protect the rights of children.
Nwoko’s message read in parts:
“On this special occasion of Children’s day, I extend my warmest greetings and heartfelt felicitations to every child.
“Today is dedicated to celebrate the innocence, curiosity and boundless potential of children, and also remind us of their vulnerability as well.
“…quality education and children’s protection are two fundamental pillars that need to be prioritized in every nation.
“Education is the cornerstone of a bright and prosperous future. It is through education that you acquire knowledge, develop skills, and unlock your true potential. However, it is disheartening to see that many children still lack access to quality education.
“…children are the most vulnerable members of our society, and their protection should be of utmost importance.
“It is the duty of the government to ensure that these fundamental pillars are built.
“As a senator-elect, I pledge to work tirelessly to promote policies that prioritize quality education and protect the rights of children.
“I also urge every adult member of the society, NGOs and non-NGOs to help raise awareness about child protection, prevent abuse and neglect, and provide support systems for those in need.”
