The Toby Jug Foundation held a Valentine's Day event in Rivers State to promote peace, stability, and women's empowerment, commending local leaders for their commitment to these goals.
The Toby Jug Foundation, a non-governmental organization, convened a special event on Valentine's Day in Rivers State, Nigeria, aimed at advocating for peace and stability, particularly in the political landscape. The event was well-attended by women who gathered at Isaac Boro Park in Port Harcourt, where they emphasized the importance of unity as essential for attaining development and national progress. Leaders such as President Bola Tinubu, Governor Siminalayi Fubara, and Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike were praised for their efforts in promoting peace in the region.
During the event themed "For the Love of State and Country," attendees offered prayers aimed at maintaining peace in Rivers State and across Nigeria. Their messages underscored that love, expressed through faith, cooperation, and a sense of patriotism, should guide both leadership and citizenship. Toby Fulton, the President of the Toby Jug Foundation, spoke on the need for collective efforts among citizens to foster a peaceful and stable society, highlighting that empowerment initiatives for women would play a significant role in this framework.
The gathering not only served to promote peace but also aimed to empower women in Rivers, illustrating the foundation's commitment to improving the lives of women while fostering a more harmonious society. Through events like these, the Toby Jug Foundation seeks to create lasting change in the community, positioning women as active contributors to both local and national development efforts.
