India donates to female students in Abuja

The High Commission of India in Nigeria has donated over 2000 gift packs to female students in Abuja as part of activities to mark the 2025 United Nations International Day of the Girl Child. Amb. Abhishek Singh, High Commissioner of India to Nigeria, on a special outreach event at Government Girls Secondary School, Dutse, on […]

India donates to female students in Abuja

The High Commission of India in Nigeria has donated over 2000 gift packs to female students in Abuja as part of activities to mark the 2025 United Nations International Day of the Girl Child.

Amb. Abhishek Singh, High Commissioner of India to Nigeria, on a special outreach event at Government Girls Secondary School, Dutse, on Thursday, reaffirmed India’s commitment to promoting gender equality, women’s empowerment and women-led development.

In line with the United Nations’ theme for the 2025 International Day of the Girl Child, this year’s celebration underscores the importance of investing in girls’ rights and opportunities for a better and more equitable future.

The High Commissioner acknowledged the vital role of girls in shaping inclusive societies, emphasising the need to invest in their health, education and overall well-being.

Amb. Singh underscored India’s willingness to share its experiences with partners like Nigeria and appreciated the dynamic efforts underway in Nigeria for women’s empowerment and inclusive development.

The envoy, therefore, encouraged young girls to dream big and work hard to achieve their aspirations.

 

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