Bauchi First Lady Aisha Mohammed Advocates Against Drug Abuse

Hajiya Aisha Bala Mohammed, the First Lady of Bauchi State, urged for stronger collaboration among religious and community organizations to address drug abuse, insecurity, and other social challenges. This call was made during her reception of a delegation from the Girls’ Brigade Nigeria, Bauchi State Chapter, which honored her for her contributions to women's empowerment and girl-child development.
Aisha, who founded the Almuhibba Foundation, stressed that collaboration is vital for promoting education, healthcare, moral values, and peaceful coexistence. She highlighted that both Islam and Christianity advocate for peace and support for the less privileged.
Aisha encouraged active participation from women, girls, and youth in campaigns against drug abuse, warning of its threat to social stability. She also pointed out the need for public enlightenment and collective responsibility in fostering a peaceful society.
The Almuhibba Foundation has expanded its focus from cemetery beautification to include education, healthcare, and empowerment programs for vulnerable groups.
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