Second Annual Symposium and Book Review

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Now! Is there a hope for the girl child? With all the happenings ranging from female genital mutilation to rape, low educational enrollment of the girl child, child marriage, child labor resulting to physical and emotional abuse among other, one will wonder if truly there is a hope for the girl child.
You will also agree with me that, there is an urgent need for women in the society to begin to speak up now on issues that are affecting their populace and poses a great threat to the happy living of the feminine life in this part of Africa.
we would also be looking at a career woman and her marriage. The challenges, the stress, the fatigue the courage, and the success
save the date 25th of March 2018
#theplightsofourmothers2018

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