The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the National Democratic Institute (NDI), a US-based International Agency, on September 1st 2015, announced A-list actress, producer and director Stephanie Linus as the Ambassador for the ‘Stop Violence Against Women In Elections’ Campaign.
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formal presentation as an ambassador took place yesterday at the
Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja. The event was attended by the Acting INEC
Chairman Hajiya Amina Zakari, the former Deputy Governor of Plateau state Mrs Pauline Tallen, the NDI Country Director Jasper Veen, the Team Leader of Democracy and Governance USAID Blair King, a representative of the Inspector General of Police Solomon Arase amongst others.
Stephanie, who is very passionate about the cause and happy to be an ambassador, pledged her full support to the campaign.
“I pledge my full support, my voice and everything within my capacity to make sure that these issues are brought to light and to help educate people about this violence and see ways we can put an end to it so that we can have a better society for ourselves and the future generation.”
Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteNice one steph,congrats
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Congrats sweet Stephanie
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Nice. Congrats to her
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ReplyDeleteWow..congrats to her.i love everything that has to do with securing the right of women..and empowering them.
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