Comr Eminent send message to parents on children's day

Every child born into the world is a new thought of God, an ever-fresh and radiant possibility, so i will use these warm opportunity to wish all the children worldwide on this special day. Happy Children’s Day.

Children’s day! A special day to recognize, honor, celebrate and appreciate children – GOD’S GIFTS. The celebration is held on different days in several countries.

In Nigeria, it is celebrated on 27th May, annually. Children are said to be gifts from God. It doesn’t matter the sex and physical state or condition of the child. These children are the future of many generations...
...so attention must be paid to their spiritual, physical, emotional, educational and social wellbeing.

As we mark Children’s Day, I join millions of parents, guardians and caregivers across the country to celebrate our brothers and sisters, children, our future and unique gift from God.

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