As the Executive Chairman of Nnewi North Local Government Area, Hon Echezona Anazodo celebrates with children, the 2025 Children’s Day, he has advised them to be law-abiding, respectful and committed to their academic pursuit.
This was contained in a statement issued from the office of the Chairman in respect of the celebration, May 27.
Hon Anazodo described the occasion as a joyous one and extended warm felicitations to the children he described as young treasures of Nnewi North.
“As we celebrate the vibrancy and potential of our children, we recognize the significance of nurturing their minds, hearts, and talents.
“As future leaders, our children hold the key to shaping the destiny of our society. It is imperative that they are equipped with the values and knowledge necessary to make a meaningful impact.
“I encourage our young ones to cultivate a culture of lawfulness, respect for authority, and a strong commitment to their education.
“To honour one’s parents is a fundamental value that fosters a sense of responsibility, gratitude, and community. By cherishing their parents and prioritizing their education, our children will be well-equipped to navigate the complexities of life and contribute positively to society.
“As we look to the future, I assure our children that tomorrow is bright with promise and possibility. It is up to them to seize the opportunities that lie ahead, to strive for excellence, and to make the most of their God-given talents. As the leaders of tomorrow, our children have the potential to drive positive change, innovation, and progress in our society.
“Let us continue to nurture and support our children, providing them with the guidance, resources, and love they need to thrive. As they grow and develop, let us empower them to become responsible, compassionate, and visionary leaders who will shape the future of Nnewi North and beyond.
“Happy Children’s Day to our young heroes! May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and celebration. May your future be bright, and may your dreams be realized, “the Executive Chairman concluded.
