ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE NIGERIA CHILDREN ARTS & CULTURAL FESTIVAL (NACAF) ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

ei 1653371007105 removebg preview1295087527131310392 The Nigeria children Arts and Cultural Festival (NACAF), is a tripartite children's project designed as an annual children's festival of art exhibitions, skills acquisition and the Nigerian children's ethno-modern carnival campaign against street child menace, child prostitution, and lack of child-education Also, introducing to the Nigerian Child the essence of ONE NIGERIA' by integrating the Nigerian Child through grooming.
Impacting skills empowerment on arts & craft-science as self-reliance career and engineering entrepreneurship capacity in them, towards rebuilding the Nigeria of our dream-a brighter Nigerian future.
Secondly, NACAF Is designed as an advocacy campaign titled CATCH THEM YOUNG, to build children in skills acquisition for the future leadership of Nigeria.
Thirdly, NACAF is designed to introduce a sustainable NACAF EDUCATIONAL TRUST FUND (NACAF ETF) scheme for the less privileged child in Nigeria to attain education and skills acquisition, in which the trust funds will be generated and sustained from the public domain donations through the NACAF
ETF collection-box that will be positioned at every public high-traffic centre such as hotels, eateries, shopping centres, clubs, religious organisations, corporate organisations, government offices, tourist parks, long-distance commercial bus stations, event centres, event concert points, interstate toll-gate points, open general markets, campuses, local restaurants, airports, etc.
NACAF OBJECTIVES & ANALYSIS
NACAF is designed as a national annual medium to address and protect the FUTURE of the Nigerian Child and NIGERIA, and as such promote the following: To celebrate the Nigerian Child and protect the future of Nigeria., To initiate and introduce a NACAF Education Trust Fund (NACAF ETF) scheme for the less privileged child in Nigeria, that will be generated, achieved and sustained from public donation through every public traffic centre such as hotels, eateries, shopping centres, clubs, religious organisations, corporate organisations, etc. To formulate ways of forging sustainable sociocultural values through protecting and reorienting the future generation of Nigeria, to engender a great nation. Rebuilding the Nigerian future through children's CATCH THEM YOUNG initiative.
Exposing the Nigerian Child to the ideals, leadership roadmap and the thinking process of the nation through the essence of creativity in arts, science, technology, religious tolerance, education, law order, tourism and other features that define Nigeria. Annually commemorating the Children's Day celebration with Arts Exhibition against child abuse, child molestation, child labour, child trafficking, less-privileged children and lack of child and lack child education; and Children's Ultramodern Carnival.
To celebrate the Nigerian Child as a platform to champion the future of the AFRICAN CHILD, as Nigeria is the most populous cultured nation in Africa.
The NACAF annual event will serve as a panacea to address the various sociocultural, socio-moral, socioeconomic, and political challenges affecting the Nigerian Child; and reorient the mindset of the Nigerian Child through sound education, and socio-cultural values, arts, craft science and skills acquisition. REGISTRATION MODULE REQUIREMENTS
Participant's eligibility is for children from 6years -16 years, Registration portal will be opened 4months before the event kick-off, and the Registration of participants will be done respectively by the following parties: Parents/guardian/sponsors, Secondary/Primary schools management, Religious organisations, Foundations/NGOs/Orphanage homes, etc, Performing Arts Academies/Companies/Troupes (for children), Sports Academies/Clubs, States Ministries for Youth Developments/Local Government, Military Primary/Secondary schools, Paramilitary agencies such as - Boys/Girls Scout, Boys/Girls, Brigade, Man O'war, etc., Adults' carnival performers will be allowed to register and participate in the carnival.
BENEFITS FOR PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS
Allocation of Cultural Dance Instructor, Free Exhibition/1Tour, Funfair (Bouncy Castle, Face Painting, Children Games, Fashion
Runway), Carnival Caps, Participation in the March Past Competition, Participation in an inter-school cultural dance competition, Participation in the inter-school Arts competition, Certificate of Participation for Schools/Groups, Award for Winners Attendance of Students.
NACAF is created by Oshodi Arts gallery to take place at the Lagos State University of Science and Technology (formerly known as LASPOTECH in Ikorodu) on the 26th and 27th of May 2022, 9am-6pm daily.

The Nigeria children Arts and Cultural Festival (NACAF), is a tripartite children’s project designed as an annual children’s festival of art exhibitions, skills acquisition and the Nigerian children’s ethno-modern carnival campaign against street child menace, child prostitution, and lack of child-education Also,

Mar

2022

REAL YOUTH FOR POSITIVE IMPACT INITIATIVE ENGAGES LONGSON COLLEGE, CREATES OUTDOOR AWARENESS AGAINST SOCIAL VICES IN IKORODU NORTH LCDA ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

373b7E24627946742030186216. Due to the rise of social vices, culminating with solitary reaction towards it most especially the younger generation, putting the future of aspiring lads in the swing, Initiatives are bringing awareness to the communities, sounding the buzzer as a clarion call for modifications to be accepted against the odds
Real Youth for Positive Impact Initiative a.k.a Realers Initiative in that same light betrothed students of Longson College at Parafa in Ikorodu North LCDA on the 17th of March 2022, orientating both the junior and senior wing of the private institution on the need to abstain from every form of abuse to stir up social vices around their communities The refinement program which kicked off in the early hours of the day brought in motivational speakers and mind builders, clearly defining the consequences of social vices, encouraging the pupils to stay focused on their studies to attain a great future
According to the convener (Mr Ayanfe Ayobami), Engaging the students more has become critical as the fortune of the Nation is hanging on the balance with everyone now living in fear of being killed, raped, kidnapped and robbed due to reoccurring negative news making the rounds
Speaking to the students at the high point of the program, Mrs Oluwamayowa Itunuayomi Aramide (B.sc Accounting, MD/CEO Modus Dream school & a Business Proposal writer) stated that youngsters should avoid drug abuse, internet fraud and other forms of cybercrimes.
She continued, "There is need for young folks to know that they aren't living by mistake, prevailing is for a purpose and social vices are one of the things that can destroy that purpose"
"Some key drawbacks in schools that students partake in which eventually leads to social vices include; Examination Malpractice. It is a form of deliberate cheating in examinations that provides one or more candidates with an unfair advantage or disadvantage over others. It kills self-confidence and determination, reduces self-esteem, reduces self-productivity, encourages corruption and discourages hard work"
"Rape as a part of social vices is the unlawful sexual activity, usually involving sexual intercourse or other forms of sexual penetration carried out against a person without that person's consent either by force, violence Coercion, or abuse of authority. It causes shame, embarrassment, trauma, stigma, depression, guilt, fear, sexually transmitted infections, injuries and death"
"And lastly, Drug Abuse as a catalyst of social vices is an act of using certain substances or chemicals to create pleasurable effects on the brain, it is the addictive use of drugs for nonmedical purposes despite social, psychological and physical problems that may arise from it. It can cause cardiovascular diseases, kidney damage, respiratory problems. liver disease, Psychological problems and lots more" Mrs Aramide expanded
Realers Olakunle Joseph further urged students to put their skillset to work and avoid negative influences
He progressed, "Cultism as a form of social vices is a ritual practised by a group of people around which causes untimely death and Loss of moral values. It displays behaviour where members are secretly initiated and it's an eventual life ambition cutter "Also, Cyber Crime as another form of social vices is an act of using the computer as a fraud, an instrument to further illegal ends such as committing extortion, child trafficking, pornography and intellectual property theft, stealing identities, violating privacy and so on. It destroys the country and personal reputation, kills Businesses, causes loss of properties and financial resources, causes hypertension and untimely death of the fraudsters"
"If we are to make the world a better place for everyone to live, if we are to achieve our life purpose and fulfil our dreams of making our visions a reality, we all have to shoulder up the responsibility of abstaining from social vices and at the same time join our voices with others to fight against it" Olakunle Joseph added
Mr Adewale Victor (Proprietor, Longson College) conveyed his positive objective in collaborating with Realers Initiative on the awareness program
"We all know that the direction of the society is not overly in the hands of the government even though they regulate it. Our children need to be engaged now more than ever before on the essence of staying focused on their books to become better leaders"
"The news we mostly see now on TV, Radio and social media is not helping the mindset of our children and there is need for us to bring the message to them at all times. That's why I deemed it fit to partner with Realers Initiatives to procure the information to our pupils from various angles"
"Programs like this will aid them in making good decisions, keeping the right set of companies and abstaining from gatherings that will not add any positive value to their lives" Mr Adewale proclaimed
Realers Initiative and Senior students of Longson College subsequently made an extensive road walk rally to sensitive residents around Parafa up to Lucky Fibre axis of Ikorodu North LCDA, distributing informational flyers to enlighten the general public on the dangers and consequences of entertaining social vices Receiving the organisers and students in utmost excitement, Mrs Martina O. Ajibade (Senior Human Resource Manager Lucky Fibres Limited), Mr Akinmusire Adesina (Human Resource Manager Lush Hair Division Lucky Fibres Limited) and Akinsanya Mobola Olalekan (Human Resource/Admin Deputy Manager
Lucky Fibres Limited) lauded the initiative, asserting the need for awareness of this kind to sink in the hearts of the masses
"We are very pleased with Realers Initiative For coming up with such a laudable program to address social vices, at this point, it is what we need for our children to be thoroughly informed for them not to make costly mistakes in life" "Lucky Fibres Limited is proud to be associated with such a positive course and rest assured they have our full support going forward" The Management added

Due to the rise of social vices, culminating with solitary reaction towards it most especially the younger generation, putting the future of aspiring lads in the swing, Initiatives are bringing awareness to the communities, sounding the buzzer as a clarion call for

Feb

2022

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