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To Mark International Literacy Day, Lions Club Donates to School

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To Mark International Literacy Day, Lions Club Donates to School

As Nigerians joined the remainder of the world to have fun the Worldwide Literacy Day (ILD) 2021 on September 8, the Lagos Ikoyi Lions Membership Zone 1A commemorated the day with a go to to the Motherless Infants House Lekki, to donate supplies to the kids.

 

The President of the membership, Lion Abdulkarim Yusuf alongside different presidents in Zone 1A introduced 400 customised Lions Golf equipment Large Notes, textbooks, story books, novels and different writing supplies to the house.

September 8 was proclaimed Worldwide Literacy Day by UNESCO in 1966 to remind the worldwide group of the significance of literacy for people, communities and societies, and the necessity for intensified efforts in the direction of extra literate societies.

 

The ILD 2021 explored how literacy can contribute to constructing a strong basis for a human-centred restoration, with a particular deal with the interaction of literacy and digital expertise required by non-literate youth and adults.

 

It additionally explored what makes technology-enabled literacy studying inclusive and significant to go away nobody behind.

 

Chairperson Zone IA, Lions District 404A1, Lion TPL Soledotun Abdulkarim-Yusuf who can also be the Chairperson, Advertising and Communication of Lagos Ikoyi Lions Membership, emphasised the significance of Worldwide Literacy Day and the necessity for the house to have a library.

 

Lion Dame Rebecca Aikhomu, a board director of the house together with Dr. Lion Ngozi Nwosu thanked the zone chairperson, the membership presidents and members of the 4 member golf equipment beneath Zone 1A for his or her dedication and help for Lion course.

 

Motherless Infants House Lekki was created to supply care and safety for deserted, abused, orphaned and homeless kids recovered round Lagos.