14 Nigerians Honored at 5th Humanitarian Awards Ceremony

The 5th Nigerian Humanitarian Awards & Magazine took place at Nicon Luxury Hotel in Abuja, honoring fourteen Nigerians for their significant contributions to community service, child welfare, and women's empowerment. The ceremony, themed "United for Humanity," was organized by the Nigerian Humanitarian Awards & Magazine and gathered philanthropists, public servants, entrepreneurs, and development advocates.
Among the honorees were Hon. Kabiru Lawal of KLM Foundation for Community Development, Malam Abdulhafiz Umar Barau of AUG Foundation for Excellence in Poverty Alleviation, and Ade Mabo of Roli Mabo Foundation for Economic Development. Other recipients included Mrs. Ebimoboere Elezieanya for Girl-Child Education, Dr. Hauwa Aminu Wambai for Women Empowerment, and Chief Chidi Amaeze, who was named Young Humanitarian of the Year.
Emmanuel Anabueze, President of the Nigerian Humanitarian Awards & Magazine, emphasized the importance of humanitarian work and announced plans to expand the platform's reach, reiterating that "service matters, courage matters, impact matters.".
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