World Day Against Child Labour: Oluremi Tinubu raises ‘Red Card,’ urges investment in children’s welfare

Nigeria's First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has issued a strong call to action against child labour, marking World Day Against Child Labour by raising a symbolic 'Red Card.' The initiative underscores a commitment to protecting the nation's children and ensuring their right to a safe and nurturing environment.

Tinubu urged for sustained and increased investment in the well-being of children. Her appeal focused on creating opportunities that empower both families and communities, recognizing their crucial role in safeguarding children's welfare. This approach highlights a holistic strategy that addresses the root causes of child labour by strengthening the support systems around vulnerable children.

The First Lady's message emphasizes that tackling child labour requires a collective effort. By advocating for greater investment and community empowerment, she aims to foster an environment where children can thrive, pursue education, and reach their full potential, free from exploitation. The 'Red Card' serves as a potent symbol of rejection for child labour and a plea for prioritized action.

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The First Lady urged sustained investment in children’s well-being and opportunities that empower families and communities to care for them.