KADUNA ARTIST SET TO TREK TO ABUJA TO DELIVER PAINTING TO NIGERIAN GOSPEL ARTISTE, MOSES BLISS. (PHOTOS).

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 Kaduna Artist Set To Trek To Abuja To Deliver Painting To Nigerian Gospel Artiste, Moses Bliss Mc Lele, a young artist from Kaduna State, is gearing up for an extraordinary journey on foot to Abuja to personally deliver a painting he created for Nigerian Gospel Music Minister, Moses Bliss. Despite attempts to contact Moses Bliss through various channels, Mc Lele has been unsuccessful, prompting him to take the bold step of trekking to Abuja to ensure the painting reaches its intended recipient. He appealed to anyone with knowledge of Moses Bliss's address to reach out to him, emphasizing his determination to deliver the artwork to the gospel singer. In a social media post, Mc Lele expressed his resolve, stating, "Finally, I've made up my mind. I'm taking the bold step. I'm taking the risk. I'm going to Abuja on foot to meet Moses Bliss. Yes, I am trekking to Abj to gift the pencil drawing to Him. I've tried other means, they are not working. Tagged him on
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OBASEKI PROFFERS TRANSNATIONAL COALITION TO END ALL FORMS OF SLAVERY.

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Image result for obaseki                  The Governor of Edo State, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has proffered transnational partnerships between state and non-state actors as the only way to end slavery in all its forms.
Obaseki made the proposition on the occasion of the commemoration of the International Day for the Remembrance of Slave Trade and its Abolition on August 23, 2017, a day set aside by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, to memorialize the Transatlantic slave trade.
Obaseki said that while “the transatlantic trade in human beings ended over 200 years ago, slavery has refused to go away as it still thrives in several other forms, with millions of children, teenagers and even adults, sold daily across the world by human traffickers to greedy masters and mistresses who use them for cheap labour and illicit sex trade.”
He decried the negative backlash of human trafficking on the society which includes the erosion of age-old progressive values such as hard work, integrity, and self-worth and emphasized that international coalition and partnership is needed to put an end to the dehumanizing practice.
“In Edo State, our administration is committed to the fight against human trafficking as many Edo youths have lost their lives to the illicit trade. We have set up an Anti-human Trafficking Task-force, to go after human traffickers in the state,” Obaseki said.
He further said that his administration had thrown its weight behind the federal government’s plan to extend the whistle-blowing policy to human trafficking.The International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition had its maiden celebration in Haiti on August 23, 1998.
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