Marwa calls for girl-child protection, seeks traditional rulers’ support against drug abuse
), has called for stronger protection of the girl-child, saying addressing poverty, abuse and lack of education is critical to preventing drug abuse and exploitation among women and young people.
Speaking on the theme of the book, he said In the Shadow of the Neem Tree highlights the challenges associated with child marriage and its impact on the education, health and future of young girls.
Also speaking at the event, the Emir of Zazzau, Ambassador Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli, who was represented by the District Head of Basawa, Architect Haruna Abubakar Bamalli, expressed optimism that the book would inspire positive social change and contribute to individual and community development.
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