Dr. Hauwa, Mrs. Sakaba, and Barr. Firdausir to Receive Arewa Humanitarian Awards this December

In a highly anticipated event, the Arewa Humanitarian Awards will honor three distinguished individuals—Dr. Hauwa Babura, Mrs. Khadija Sakaba, and Barr. Firdausi Ringim—on December 7th, 2024. This prestigious ceremony will be held at the Merit House in Maitama, Abuja, starting with a glamorous red carpet at 6 PM, followed by the main event at 7 PM.

This year’s theme, “Unity in Action: Celebrating Collaborative Efforts for Lasting Change in Northern Nigeria,” underscores the critical importance of partnership and teamwork in achieving meaningful humanitarian outcomes. The awards aim to recognize individuals who have dedicated their lives to improving the welfare of others, inspiring a sense of community and shared responsibility.

Dr. Hauwa Babura is a renowned public health advocate who has made significant strides in improving maternal and child health in Nigeria. Her innovative programs focus on disease prevention and health education, particularly in underserved communities. Dr. Babura has been instrumental in implementing initiatives that provide access to vital health services, such as prenatal care, immunization, and reproductive health education. Through her leadership, countless families have gained the knowledge and resources necessary to make informed health choices, ultimately saving lives and improving overall community well-being.

Mrs. Khadija Sakaba, the founder of the Khadijah Sakaba Empowerment Initiative, has passionately dedicated herself to uplifting women and youth in her community. Her organization offers a variety of programs, including vocational training, entrepreneurship workshops, and educational scholarships. By equipping individuals with essential skills and knowledge, Mrs. Sakaba empowers them to achieve economic independence and break free from the cycle of poverty. Her tireless advocacy for gender equality and women’s rights has inspired many to challenge societal norms, fostering a culture of empowerment and resilience among women and youth.

Barr. Firdausi Ringim is a distinguished legal practitioner and a tireless advocate for marginalized groups. Through her foundation, she provides legal support to those in need, focusing on human rights issues and access to justice. Barr. Ringim’s work includes raising awareness about legal rights, offering pro bono services, and advocating for policy reforms that protect the rights of vulnerable populations. Her dedication to justice and equality has transformed the lives of many individuals, empowering them to stand up for their rights and seek legal recourse in the face of injustice.

The Arewa Humanitarian Awards aim to celebrate the exceptional contributions of these remarkable individuals, whose collective efforts embody the spirit of unity and collaboration. Their unwavering commitment to humanitarian work serves as an inspiration to others, demonstrating the power of dedicated individuals working together to effect positive change in their communities.

As the event approaches, the organizers invite members of the public, dignitaries, and community leaders to join in this celebration of extraordinary service and commitment to social change. The awards ceremony promises to be a night of inspiration, recognition, and celebration, highlighting the profound impact that humanitarian efforts can have on society.

In addition to honoring these outstanding individuals, the Arewa Humanitarian Awards will serve as a platform for fostering dialogue and collaboration among stakeholders in the humanitarian sector. By bringing together change-makers, government officials, and community leaders, the event aims to strengthen partnerships and promote collective action for lasting change in Northern Nigeria.

Join us on December 7th at Merit House, Maitama, to celebrate the achievements of Dr. Hauwa Babura, Mrs. Khadija Sakaba, and Barr. Firdausi Ringim, as well as to reaffirm our commitment to working together for a brighter, more equitable future for all.