Family Awareness Contributes to Children’s Education – Social Educator Says

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23 June 2011 All eyes will be fixed on the sprints duo of Blessing Okagbare and Damola Osayomi when the All Nigeria/Cross River State Athletics Championships begin this morning inside the mainbowl of the U.J Esuene Stadium in Calabar. The duo are among the over 300 athletes who will be jostling for tickets to get on board the Team Nigeria train to both the 13th IAAF World Championships in Athletics in Daegu, South Korea in August and the 10th All Africa Games in Maputo, Mozambique a month later. As many as five African champions from last year's 17th African Championships in Nairobi, Kenya , two reigning All Africa Games champions and Commonwealth Games triple jump king, Tosin Oke will be competing in a championships the government of Cross River state is bankrolling to the tune of N50m.


Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

22 June 2011


Luanda — The social educator, Domingas Loureiro, exhorted on Wednesday the civil society to raise awareness of the families so as to better educate their children, and thus contribute to the country’s development.

Domingas Loureiro said so to Angop on Wednesday, on the sidelines of the 5th National Forum on Child.

She said that this issue has become urgent because some children still make houseworks and few practices harmful to their growth and development.

To reverse the situation, Domingas Loureiro thinks that media organs, schools, NGOs and other social agents should be sensitised and committed to the accomplishment of 11 commitments towards the children in various field.

The 5th National Forum on Children, going until Friday at National Assembly, was opened by the Angolan Vice-president, Fernando da Piedade Dias dos Santos.

The forum was attended by provincial governors, ambassadors to Angola, representatives of civil society and UN agencies.

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