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🚫⚽ RED CARD TO CHILD LABOUR!

June 12, World Day Against Child Labour 2026, we stand together to say NO to child labour and YES to education, protection, and a brighter future for every child.

Children belong in schools and playgrounds, not in workplaces.

Theme: "Red Card to Child Labour: Fair Play for Children, Decent Work for Adults."

Let us protect childhood and ensure that every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.

🇳🇬 DEMOCRACY DAY MESSAGE

As we celebrate Democracy Day, we renew our hope for a better Nigeria built on justice, accountability, and good governance.

Despite the challenges facing our nation, we must remain committed to the democratic ideals that unite us. Nigeria can only progress when leaders place the people above personal interests and embrace transparency and integrity in public service.

We call on all politicians to shun corruption and uphold the trust reposed in them by the people. We also urge political parties to strengthen internal democracy, ensuring fairness, inclusion, and respect for the will of their members.

Together, let us build a Nigeria where leadership means service, democracy works for all, and every citizen has hope for a brighter future.

Happy Democracy Day!

May hope prevail. May justice endure. May Nigeria prosper🙏

Our outreach to Ndiowu Community was much more than a Menstrual Hygiene Day commemoration—it was a comprehensive community health intervention designed to promote the well-being of all.

Through an integrated approach, Creative Minds Center for Youth and Community Development partnered with the. Anambra State Ministry of Health , ANSACA, Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNi), Knowledge Network for decease Control and Vigilance (KNCV) , Nigerian Red Cross Society and Comareg Hcf to bring essential health services directly to the people.

It was an exciting and impactful moment as community members benefited from free health checks and medical consultations. The outreach was inclusive, serving everyone from children aged 5 years and above to adults and the elderly.

Together, we are demonstrating that community development goes beyond awareness creation—it requires action, collaboration, and access to vital services that improve lives.

A heartfelt appreciation to all our partners, Dr Odiraa Nwankwo Campaign , Sunnoch logistics, volunteers, healthcare workers, and community leaders who contributed to the success of this impactful outreach.