BIG CHURCH FOUNDATION RECOGNISE WOMEN ON WORLD INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY, Says they should not stay in Toxic Relationship
Africa-Nigeria
impact humanitarian agency, the Big Chur[img][/img]ch Foundation has
marked the world International Women’s day as it throws memories into
it’s commitments to women empowerment, medical care for pregnant
women/nursing mothers and support for the girl child programs across
Nigeria and Africa.
The organization which is owned by popular
Enterpreneur and Philanthropist, Dr. Olakunle Churchill, has
congratulated all the women around the world, with stringent emphasis on
their strenght, courage and input at ensuring that the world becomes a
better place.
In the international Women’s day statement of
the Founder, he described the celebration as huge, spotlighting the
courage, hope and life which women creates. He says “As women all over
the world celebrate International women Day, I am humbled to say women
are the epitome of courage, hope, and life. Let us take a pledge this
Women’s Day that we will make the world a much better place for them”.
He
went further to state that the celebration of the all-round magnificent
beauty of a woman is basic, because through her there is always hope
and future in whatever a nation does. ” women should let go toxic
relationships or uncomfortable unions and ensure they move on with life ”
he added
The Big Church Foundation has continued to make
imperative moves in mother and girl child support across African
countries. Recently, Actress Rosaline Meurer, an Ambassador of Big
Church Foundation for Mother and Child, carried out an empowerment and
funding program for pregnant women in Lagos Hopitals, childcare support
in Delta and girl-child education in Abuja
Impressively, the Big
Church Foundation has received differs reactions and commendations on
its trending twitter post on humanitarian considerations; women
empowerment, child care, healthcare projects and so much more. The
organisation according to it’s project manager will continue to promote
humanity and will stop at nothing to improve the value of lives
especially for those who are underprivileged and challenged, either
physically or mentally.
Share your thoughts