10 pre-teen ladies from susceptible homes in Mpape, Abuja, have actually gotten training in cosmetics production and style devices under a program arranged by the Queen’s Care and Empowerment Foundation (QCEF).
The training was performed through the structure’s Making, Art, Discovery and Expression (M.A.D.E.) program in collaboration with the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria (YOWICAN).
5 individuals discovered lip gloss production, while the other 5 were trained to make style devices, consisting of bow ties, from disposed of Ankara materials.
The individuals showed their completed items at an occasion hosted by the Iranian Embassy, where ambassadors and other visitors existed.
Speaking at the program, Padre Benjamin Nako, Chairman of the YOWICAN Presidential Zone, stated he was impressed by the individuals’ capability to obtain the abilities within a brief duration.
He motivated the women to use the understanding got and share it with others.
Among the individuals, Mercy Daniel, who discovered to make bow ties, stated the training had actually equipped her with a brand-new ability and improved her self-confidence.
“I didn’t understand that I might make it, and I seem like something has actually been contributed to my life,” she stated.
She promised to share the understanding with other teens and check out chances to establish the ability even more.
The Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Gholamreza Mahdavi Raja, stated the program showed a dedication to acknowledging kids’s capacity and promoting human uniformity.
“Every kid is worthy of the chance to find out, to find his/her skills, to establish,” he stated.
He likewise highlighted the significance of education, imagination and level playing fields in kids’s advancement.
The Executive Director of QCEF, Amb. Dr Ruqayya Ahmed, stated the M.A.D.E. effort was developed to offer kids, especially those from susceptible backgrounds, chances to obtain useful abilities and construct self-confidence.
The occasion likewise included the discussion of certificates to the individuals and a diplomatic engagement on the proposed D-8 Charity Day.
Ambassadors from D-8 member nations, other diplomatic agents, UNICEF Nigeria, the Chief of Protocol of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other stakeholders went to the program.
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Jonathan Nda-Isaiah
Jonathan Nda‑Isaiah is the Political Director at LEADERSHIP Newspaper and serves on the Editorial Board. Specialising in political reporting and editorial writing, he provides deep insights into governance, policy and nationwide affairs. His analysis is understood for its depth and balance, showing a strong dedication to precise, thought‑provoking journalism that affects public discourse in Nigeria.
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