Pan-African Youths For Societal Development Donates writing materials to some Government Schools in Support of Girl Child Education

Pan-African Youths For Societal Development Donates  writing materials to some Government Schools in Support of Girl Child Education

On 13th of October 
Pan-African Youths for Societal Development made a courtesy visit to Government Secondary School JAMA'A Zaria, in Kaduna state in Support of Girl Child Education and also to create a awareness on Girl Child Education, Negative impact of Drug abuse and Child abuse . 

They also made some donations of
Hundreds of Books
Chalk
Mathset
Pencils
Pen
E.tc


Pan-African Youths for Societal development have contributed immensely in support of Girl child education in which they will also be  Flaggingoff their  Girl Education Campaign Support in Zamfara State too.


Education is the key to Success 
One pen,one book,one child can change the world !!!


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Girl Child Education is Our PRIORITY!!!



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