BREAKING: Shettima Hands Over To A New Female Vice President [PHOTOS]

Vice President Shettima hands over to 14-year-old Joy Ogah as a one-day Vice President, promoting girl-child education and empowerment in Nigeria.

In a groundbreaking and inspirational moment, Nigeria’s Vice President, Kashim Shettima, handed over the reins of leadership to 14-year-old Joy Ogah, a passionate advocate for girl-child education though only for a day.

This symbolic event highlighted the Tinubu administration’s commitment to empowering young girls and promoting inclusive education across the country.

As the “Vice President for a Day,” Joy Ogah addressed the nation with confidence and purpose, urging leaders to prioritize education, protection, and equal opportunities for girls. She called for improved access to sanitation, nutrition, and learning resources in schools, emphasizing that a nation’s peace and progress depend on protecting its girls.

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“When girls are protected, peace becomes possible,” Ogah declared.
“I may be the Vice President for a day, but the struggles I represent cannot end in a day. They must continue in our policies, our classrooms, our conversations, and our budgets.”

Vice President Shettima, in his address, reaffirmed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s dedication to advancing girl-child education through programs such as the national school feeding initiative. He also commended First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu for her continuous advocacy and legislative efforts in supporting women and education during her time in the Nigerian Senate.

The occasion formed part of a courtesy visit by PLAN International, led by Helen Mfonobong Idiong, where discussions centered on promoting quality education and empowerment for Nigerian girls. The organization has impacted over 11 million Nigerian children through various interventions in education and entrepreneurship.

Joy Ogah’s brief but meaningful role as Vice President serves as a powerful reminder of the potential within every girl and the importance of creating a society where their dreams can thrive.