Girl Child’s Day 2026: APC Chieftain, Erondu Urges Investment in Girls’ Rights, Education | #NwokeukwuMascot

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An Abia State All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain, Erondu Uchenna Erondu Jnr., Esq., has called for concerted efforts to protect the rights of the girl child, promote access to quality education and end child marriage and other harmful practices.



In a release signed by his Spokesman, George Egejuru, and made available to newsmen today, the lawmaker representing Obingwa-West State Constituency in the Abia State House of Assembly stressed the need for parents, schools, government and community leaders to work together to safeguard girls, uphold their dignity and provide equal opportunities for them to realise their potential.



The former Chairman of Obingwa Local Government Area noted that investing in the girl child through education, healthcare, protection from abuse and equal opportunities was essential to building stronger families and a more prosperous society.



The lawmaker urged parents and guardians to prioritise the education and welfare of their daughters, while calling on relevant authorities to strengthen measures against child marriage, gender-based violence and discrimination.



He reaffirmed the importance of creating an environment where every girl could grow in safety, develop her talents and contribute meaningfully to the development of Abia State and Nigeria.



Erondu wished girls across the state and beyond a happy International Day of the Girl Child, urging stakeholders to move beyond celebration and translate their commitments into concrete action.

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