Breaking the culture of silent!

[Mu'azu Muhammad]

Dear colleagues,

Trust that you are all fine, am writing as I tag it, breaking the
culture of silent. Though we are all engaged somewhere, It has been
long that we did not hear from each other; we seems to forget our
mandate, our pledges, our commitments to advocate for safe motherhood
in Nigeria.

I write to wake you up, to call you back to the drawing board, we can
make it happen. Youth Advocates of MNCH Nigeria can do it! It's their
right (Women and Children) to be protected; but surely it's our
mandate.

For those that are not sleeping day and night to make this movement
successful; am saying keep the good work!. Akudo Bridget Nwagbara
kudos to you!

I will get back to you soon!

Yours,
Mu'azu Muhammad
Sokoto

[Esther Agbarakwe]

Dear All,

 

Greetings from DC, As some of you may know, I am currently in Washington DC for a professional fellowship, building my capacity as an International Advocacy specialist on Population, Health and Environment (PHE) with Population Action International.

 

I miss this group and am sad that there have been no active communication and engagement from us the facilitators and from mentors and members. I apologize on my part, however I am so proud of the Health workers working group, chaired by Akudo Bridget Nwagbara for their great work,

Now it time to Wake up. We have to keep to our word and work towards advocating for an improve MNCH across Nigeria.

 

Kike and Oja will take over and help move this group forward.

 

Please share with us, your stories of Action, inspiration which will keep the group inspired.

 

Thank you.

 

 

 

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".The Future belongs to those who prepare for it today......"

[Bridget Nwagbara]

We really have to break the culture of silence.

Thanks for this wake up call Esther and Muazu

Bridget