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Tozali founder seeks help for girls, women affected by insecurity

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The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Tozali TV International, Maimuna Abubakar, weekend, referred to as on authorities, growth companions, philanthropists and the personal sector to accentuate efforts in direction of rehabilitating and empowering ladies and women affected by kidnapping, banditry, insurgency and different types of violence.

Abubakar made the decision in Abuja on the eighth version of the Henna Ball and Tozali People’s Awards 2026, organised below the theme: “Empowering Survivors, Restoring Hope.”

She stated the occasion, past celebrating excellence and excellent people, was designed to attract consideration to the plight of survivors of insecurity and mobilise collective help in direction of serving to them rebuild their lives.

She famous that whereas the ache suffered by victims couldn’t all the time be undone, deliberate interventions might assist them overcome trauma, regain confidence and reclaim their independence.

“Survivors do not need our pity alone. They need our partnership, our respect and opportunities to rebuild their lives with dignity,” Abubakar stated.

She added that survivors required greater than momentary help, figuring out schooling, abilities acquisition, financial empowerment, psychological help, rehabilitation and social reintegration as important to restoring their dignity and self-reliance.

The Tozali founder stated the organisation was dedicated to advancing the humanitarian trigger by means of the Tozali Young Childs and Women Foundation, with a imaginative and prescient to create alternatives that will allow susceptible ladies and women to maneuver from despair to renewed hope.

She added that the eight editions of the Henna Ball and Tozali People’s Awards represented years of consistency, resilience and a sustained dedication to utilizing the media as an instrument for social change.

“These eight editions represent more than the passage of time. They represent consistency, resilience, growth and an unwavering belief that the media can do more than inform and entertain. The media can inspire, educate, amplify unheard voices and mobilise society towards meaningful action,” she stated.

Abubakar said that recognition of excellent people ought to transcend awards and celebrations, including that management and affect ought to in the end be measured by the optimistic influence folks make in society.

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