NHRC Trains 30 Abuja Students as Human Rights Ambassadors

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) empowered 30 senior secondary students from Premiere Academy, Abuja, as human rights defenders and peace ambassadors. This initiative took place during a special peace advocacy and human rights training organized by the NHRC, which occurred on a Monday.
Chief Anthony Okechukwu Ojukwu, SAN, the Executive Secretary of NHRC, welcomed the students, accompanied by Mrs. Uche Okwuobi, the Deputy Director of Human Rights Education and Promotion. The training aimed to enhance the students' understanding of human rights, civic responsibilities, and the NHRC's mandate.
The students participated in an interactive session discussing issues such as human rights violations, child protection, bullying, discrimination, abuse, and access to justice. Mr. Chris Akinsowon, the Principal of Premiere Academy, expressed that the visit demonstrated the school’s commitment to developing responsible citizens.
He emphasized the importance of education in shaping students' character and their ability to contribute positively to society.
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