OYO UNVEILS COMMITTEE FOR CHILDRENS’ DAY FUNFAIR

In view of the forth-coming children’s’ day celebration 2025, the Oyo State government has inaugurated a Multi-sectoral Planning Committee.

 

The high-powered committee was made up of representatives from the Ministries of Health, Education, Justice, Information, Youth and Sports, and Security Agencies, among others.

 

Inaugurating the committee, the Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Inclusion, Toyin Balogun, explained that “the committere was set up to promote inclusiveness and ensure this year’s celebration is impactful and memorable for the children.”

 

She therefore charged them to work together to deliver a programme that “empowers children to speak up, equip caregivers and educators with the tools to act and mobilize the community against all forms of bullying.”

 

Balogun said this year’s theme, ”Stand Up, Speak Up, Building a Bullying-Free Generation,” reminds parents, guardians, and stakeholders’s role in nurturing children who are confident, respected, and safe in all aspects of their lives. Bullying undermines their rights, dignity, and mental health.

 

“Today, we reaffirm our commitment to ensuring that no child in the state suffers in silence.

 

“Permit me to appreciate the gracious approval and fatherly support of Governor Seyi Makinde, whose unwavering commitment to the development and well-being of children across the state continue to inspire our efforts.

 

“To our development partners and stakeholders, we appreciate your continued collaboration and look forward to your support as we plan towards a successful Children’s Day celebration that inspires positive change.”

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