Humanity first • Charity sees the need not the Cause • Non-profit Organization • Bringing out the prince and princess in every underprivileged Kid 👨👧👦 ❤️❤️
It’s #worldhumanitarianday2022, Today we recognize those who provide humanitarian aid worldwide.
Today We honor those who devote their lives to aiding those in need.
Today we remind ourselves that they risk their lives in order to do so.
When we want an actual definition and pictorial representation of a true Alpha Male, look at David Hundeyin. One who strides and marches forward without fear of anyone, in a bid to liberate the entire park, in the spirit of Justice and Truth.
Not "Let me have your number".
"May the innocence of their smiles and purity of their hearts stay forever unfaded"
#HappyChildrensDay to every child out there
You are greatly loved❤❤
Happy Children’s Day to every child in the world You’re a star🌟
To celebrate this year Children’s day @Foreteconline is giving out a free Kiddies Smartwatch when you buy the Learn and Play kiddies Tablet
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#ChildrensDay2021
Since my baby moved to Bayelsa I've been picking notes everywhere
First it was in my trouser pocket now just to open my wardrobe ( same wardrobe I've been opening & closing all week) A sweet note fell out 🥺😍
PS: forgive the handwriting na medical person
#AbujaTwitterCommunity Make sure you don't miss #AbujaMedicalFest 2.0.
Lots of medical services+drugs will be available at the best quality, Ladies will get HPV vaccine for NGN10,500/Dose.
See flier for more details/access fee to be communicated.
@Mazigburugburu1@DrJoeAbah
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Children aged under 5 years are the most vulnerable group affected by malaria; in 2019, they accounted for 67% (274 000) of all malaria deaths worldwide. An estimated two-thirds of deaths are among children of this age
Let’s all join hands and Kick Out Malaria
#ZeroMalaria
#WorldMalariaDay
Today we mark successes in the fight against malaria, while also highlighting our collective responsibility in the fight for a malaria-free world.
Each year, more than 400 000 people die of malaria – a preventable and treatable disease. 1/2