Banky, Stephanie, Politicians 'Every Last Child' launch in Abuja


Award winning Nollywood actress Stephanie Linus, music stars Banky W, Timi Dakolo alongside Kemi Adetiba, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu were among other popular Nigerian politician and religious leaders were present at the official launch ‘Every Last Child’ which was held at the Sheraton Hotels, in Abuja.


Stephanie, Ebuka, Kemi Adetiba, Bnaky W and campaign officials.




According to Bella Naija, this awareness was created in order to stop the major discrimination faced by children all over the world. It was stated that this discrimination is deadly and of the 16,000 children still dying each day from preventable causes, a disproportionate number are from these excluded groups.

Wife of the Kebbi state Governor Aisha Bagudu was joined by Save the Children Deputy CEO, Janti Soeripto and Country Director for Nigeria, Ben Foot in unveiling the ‘Every Last Child’ campaign mantra.




Bnaky W receiving his ambassadorial award.


The global Campaign report was also launched by the Chairman House Committee on appropriation at the National Assembly of Nigeria and Honorable Abdulmumin Jibrin with celebrities and representatives of government ministers making commitments to reach every last child.

The highlight of the event was recorded as when top Nollywood actress, Stephanie Linus in her presentation she stated how her life changed through the empowerment she got as a child with education despite challenges she faced growing up as a child. However, she and other entertainers were not only present at the occasion but were also honored as brand ambassadors of the campaign group.

See more of the event below:


Ebuka Obi-Uchendu receiving his award.
 


Ebuka Obi-Uchendu receiving his award.





Stephanie, Ebuka and Kemi Adetiba at the campaign.





Banky, Stephanie, Ebuka and Kemi at the campaign.





Ebuka, Kemi, Timi and guest.





Timi Dakolo and Banky W.





Banky W addressing press men.





Ebuka and Kemi Adetiba.





Stephanie Linus at the Campaign.





People signing on the campaign poster.




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