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Dr. Martha Agba Celebrates Boys On International Boy Child Day

A stakeholder of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Martha Agba, has extended warm wishes to boys across Cross River State and Nigeria as the world marks International Boy Child Day.

In a goodwill message released on Saturday, Dr. Agba emphasized the importance of raising boys with strong moral values, quality education, and a sense of responsibility, noting that the future of society depends greatly on the character and mindset of today’s young boys.

She stated that the occasion serves as a reminder for families, schools, communities, and government institutions to pay closer attention to the challenges confronting the boy child, including peer pressure, drug abuse, declining moral standards, and lack of mentorship.

According to her, boys must be intentionally guided and encouraged to become responsible men who will positively impact their communities and the nation at large.

“Every boy deserves the opportunity to grow in a safe and supportive environment where his dreams and potentials can flourish. We must continue to teach our boys the values of discipline, hard work, respect, and leadership,” she said.

Dr. Agba further encouraged boys to remain focused on their education and personal development, while avoiding activities capable of destroying their future.

She also called on parents and guardians to play active roles in nurturing boys with love, wisdom, and proper direction, stressing that a morally sound boy child today will become a dependable leader tomorrow.

The APC stalwart prayed for God’s protection, wisdom, and success upon boys across the country as they continue to strive toward fulfilling their aspirations.

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