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Humanitarian Aid in Nigeria: A Call to Action for Orphans and Street Kids on Valentine’s Day 2025

February 7, 2025By 0 comment

As we approach Valentine’s Day 2025, a day traditionally celebrated with love, affection, and generosity, it is essential to reflect on the plight of some of the most vulnerable members of our society—orphans and street kids in Nigeria. The need for humanitarian aid in Nigeria has never been more pressing, and this year, we have a unique opportunity to make a significant impact through the efforts of the Sallhassy Empowerment Foundation. On February 14, 2025, the foundation will host an event titled “Feast with the Street Kids Africa,” aimed at bringing joy, love, and support to those who need it most.

Understanding the Context: Humanitarian Aid in Nigeria

Nigeria, a country rich in culture and resources, faces numerous challenges that hinder the well-being of its citizens. Among these challenges are poverty, conflict, and inadequate access to education and healthcare. According to UNICEF, there are millions of children in Nigeria who are orphaned or living on the streets, often exposed to violence, exploitation, and neglect. These children are not just statistics; they are individuals with dreams, hopes, and the potential to contribute positively to society if given the chance. The miss Nollywood international Queen Hassana Ozohu salisu would be using this privilege to conversate and educate the street kids and orphanage- kids about peace, humanity cooperation and closeness to God

Humanitarian aid in Nigeria plays a crucial role in addressing these issues. It encompasses a wide range of activities, including food distribution, healthcare services, educational support, and emotional care. However, the need for humanitarian aid is not just about providing material support; it is also about showing love, compassion, and understanding to those who are suffering.

Valentine’s Day is a celebration of love, and what better way to express that love than by extending it to those who are often forgotten? The orphans and street kids in Nigeria are in dire need of affection and support. They may not have a family to celebrate with, but we can come together as a community to show them that they are valued and cared for.

The Sallhassy Empowerment Foundation recognizes this need and is taking action. By organizing the “Feast with the Street Kids Africa” event, the foundation aims to create a memorable experience for these children. This event will not only provide them with a meal but also offer them a day filled with joy, laughter, and love. It is an opportunity for privileged individuals and organizations to come together and make a difference in the lives of these children.

How You Can Help ?

The success of the “Feast with the Street Kids Africa” event relies heavily on the support and generosity of individuals who are passionate about humanitarian aid in Nigeria. Here are some ways you can contribute:

1.  Financial Donations

Monetary contributions are vital for organizing such events. Your donations will go towards providing meals, clothing, educational materials, and other essentials for the children. Every little bit counts, and your generosity can help create a memorable day for these kids.

2.  In-Kind Donations

If you are unable to contribute financially, consider donating items such as clothing, toys, books, or hygiene products. These items can significantly improve the quality of life for the children and show them that they are cared for.

3.  Volunteer Your Time

If you are in Nigeria or can travel there, consider volunteering your time to help organize the event. Your presence and support can make a world of difference to the children and the organizers.

4.  Spread the Word

Help raise awareness about the event and the need for humanitarian aid in Nigeria by sharing information on social media, blogs, or community groups. The more people who know about the initiative, the greater the potential for support.

5.  Corporate Sponsorship

If you are part of a business or organization, consider becoming a corporate sponsor for the event. Your support can help cover the costs and provide a platform for your company to give back to the community.

The Impact of Your Support

By supporting the “Feast with the Street Kids Africa” initiative, you are not just providing a meal; you are offering hope and love to children who desperately need it. Your contributions will help create a safe and joyful environment where these children can feel valued and appreciated.

Moreover, your involvement sends a powerful message to the community about the importance of humanitarian aid in Nigeria. It encourages others to take action and support those in need, fostering a culture of compassion and generosity.

As we prepare to celebrate Valentine’s Day in 2025, let us remember that love is not just about romantic gestures; it is about extending kindness and support to those who are less fortunate. The orphans and street kids in Nigeria deserve our love and attention, and the Sallhassy Empowerment Foundation’s “Feast with the Street Kids Africa” event is a perfect opportunity to show that love in action.

Join us in making a difference. Whether through financial support, in-kind donations, volunteering, or simply spreading the word, your involvement can help transform the lives of these children. Let’s come together to create a day filled with joy, love, and hope for the future. Together, we can make a lasting impact and show that humanitarian aid in Nigeria is not just a necessity but a shared responsibility.

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MISS NOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL QUEEN HASSANA OZOHU SALISU: A BEACON OF HOPE FOR ORPHANS IN NIGERIA

February 7, 2025By 0 comment

In recent years, the name Miss Nollywood International Queen Hassana Ozohu Salisu has made headlines across Nigeria for her tireless work orphans in Nigeria and advocacy for social reforms. Following her impactful initiatives such as championing the much-needed railway reforms in Nigeria in 2025—an effort that garnered national attention—Hassana’s commitment to making a difference has never waned. Her presence was felt at prominent events like TAFA BALEWA: The Golden Voice of Africa in the Federal Capital Territory and Warri to the World in Southern Nigeria, where she graced the stages alongside her dedicated manager at Omedia, who has played a pivotal role in her accomplishments.

Having earned the reputation of being the most active beauty queen in Africa, Hassana has recently launched another groundbreaking humanitarian project, further solidifying her status as a compassionate leader. This time, her efforts focus on providing homes and familial connections for vulnerable children in a society that often overlooks their needs.

  Helping Orphans in Nigeria Find a Home

The first initiative under her new project is titled “Helping Orphans Find a Home.” In partnership with the Sallhassy Empowerment Foundation and Nigerian legal authorities, Hassana is on a mission to connect orphans with prospective parents who wish to provide these children with the love and support they need. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between children in orphanages and families ready to adopt, thereby giving countless unfortunate children a chance to have a stable, caring home.

Hassana firmly believes that many deserving children can find a loving family through this initiative, as there are thousands of parents—both in Nigeria and abroad—eager to adopt. By facilitating these connections, Hassana’s program seeks to transition children from orphanages and the streets into nurturing environments where they can thrive.

   A Valentine Feast with Orphans and Street Kids

In conjunction with helping orphans find homes, Hassana’s second initiative—“A Valentine Feast with the Orphans and Street Kids”—is set to take place on February 14th. This event aims to spread joy and love to children who have been deprived of familial warmth. The feast will serve as a reminder that these children are valued and deserving of care and affection. It’s a beautiful celebration aimed at putting smiles on the faces of many who often feel forgotten.

Hassana’s commitment to creating positive change in children’s lives is evident; she actively uses her platform to highlight and correct societal issues, always striving to touch the lives of the most vulnerable members of society.

   Combating Child Trafficking

One of the most alarming issues facing vulnerable children in Nigeria is child trafficking. Recognizing this significant threat, Miss Nollywood International is prepared to take a stand against such illegal activities. Through her initiatives, she will work alongside necessary authorities to not only combat child trafficking but also ensure that the rights of adopted children are thoroughly protected.

This includes processing legal documents to safeguard the welfare of each child and ensuring that prospective adoptive parents are well vetted to guarantee their ability to provide the required care. Hassana understands the responsibility that comes with adoption and is determined to uphold the integrity of this process.

   A Promising Future for Abandoned Children

Kicking off on February 6, 2025, these initiatives in collaboration with *Oristgee Media* will continue to make waves in communities across Nigeria. By creating forums for innocent and abandoned children, the program will foster connections with potential parents who can offer them the love and care they deserve. Hassana’s vision is clear: to create pathways that lead to brighter futures for these children, filled with hope, love, and family.

Miss Nollywood International Queen Hassana Ozohu Salisu’s ongoing journey with orphans in Nigeria underscores a profound truth—it is indeed possible to bring about change in the world, one child at a time. Her commitment to these projects is a testament to her unwavering belief that humanity and love should always come first. As she moves forward, she aims not only to shine a light on the plight of orphans in Nigeria but to ignite a movement that prioritizes the needs of the most vulnerable.

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MISS NOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL QUEEN HASSANA OZOHU SALISU CALLS OUT THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/CEO NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE SCHEME NHIS NIGERIA

February 7, 2025By 0 comment

Miss Nollywood international Queen Hassana Ozohu salisu call’s out NHIS and the president Bola Ahmed Tinubu to take a drastic action at the NHIS again.

The national health insurance scheme system from 2014 has under gone several manipulation and mismanagement of fund and staffs payment deduction. This sector which is one of the most important and sensitive sector and system in the country ant be swept away under the rug without a review ahe saidy.

The National Health Insurance Authority is saddled with the responsibility to provide health insurance coverage for all Nigerians that is the attainment of Universal Health Coverage.

The present administration of President Tinubu introduced the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative (HSRII) which has gone a long way in ensuring that more Nigerians enjoy health insurance coverage leading to a landmark achievement of increase in coverage from 16.8 million Nigerians to 19.2 million (14.4% increase in one year).

Furthermore, the participating Healthcare facilities and HMOs are not left out of the benefit of the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative as they recently got an increase in the two (2) major payment gateways, namely: capitation and fee-for-service. Capitation went up by 93% while the fee-for-service increased by 378%. This is another giant stride that is worthy of commendation as it will enable quality improvement and ability to meet up the current rising costs of medical items.

Aside the above commendations and on the contrary, one area that is worthy of note is that: the staff of NHIA who are the workforce driving the health insurance coverage of Nigerians does not have a good welfare package. The last time their salary was reviewed was in 2014 (over 10 years now). In this period of 10 years, the Federal Government has increased minimum wage twice and introduced some allowances such as the peculiar allowance but the NHIA staff are left suffering untold hardship without any salary increase. How can a workforce that helped an organization achieve such success in one year be left to suffer like this? Same salary for over 10 years? This should not be heard of in all honesty. A lot of the NHIS staff’s from different state are resigning and seeking to Travel out and get other job’s abroad and on better organization, who then would take upon their professional responsibility if the government don’t do the needful?

If the NHIA can introduce intervention programmes for Nigerians health improvement, then the case of the staff of same organization who are driving the health insurance coverage requires a greater intervention. Time to act towards a better welfare for the staff of NHIA is now. Something must be done urgently.

Queen Hassana Ozohu salisu in her report Said again that, she wish that the president who had once through the intervention of God act on an advocacy would take a good look at the scheme’s going on around the NHIS And take proper action to correct these fraudulent act of the management and restore the once loving NHIS it was, i also would appreciate if the President can look into Nasarawa state lafia NHIS office as a lot had being swept under the rug and carpet in that office .

The union that takes dues monthly to stand for the staff and advocate for their Rights are not doing anything, rather they are even speaking for management meaning it is possible management has settled them. Union that is supposed to speak for staff’s now speaking against the staff and speaking for management.

Nigerian deserve the best reformation, the best because we are not just a country we are a national figure and nation and must be lead by examples, other countries look up to us and we must stand as that iconics figure.

I come in peace Queen HOS.

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DISASTER RELIEF IN NIGERIA: QUEEN HASSANA OZOHU SALISU LEADS HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS IN LOKOJA, KOGI STATE

February 7, 2025By 0 comment

Queen, Hassana Ozohu Salisu The founder of Sallhassy Empowerment foundation in her Disaster disaster relief in Nigeria effort, donated bags of rice worth millions of naira at the Adankolo IDP camp with a call on both national and international communities to come to the aid of flood victims in Kogi State.

Miss Salisu disclosed this on Saturday when she and her team visited the IDP camp in St Luke Primary Lokoja to see current condition of flood victims in the State.

The beauty Queen, while lamenting on the devastating effect of this year flood in Kogi noted that, there is urgent need to provide relief materials such as food stuff, toiletries, shelters to ameliorate the suffering of affected flood victims.

According to Miss Salisu, her organization, Sallhassy Empowerment Foundation will continue to give disaster relief in Nigeria to the vulnerable and the needy in the country, noting that this year flood in Kogi State calls for more concerns in the future.

“My heart is bleeding seeing the present conditions of these People. Whichever way we could do it, let all and sundry come and help Kogites who have lost all their belongings to this year flooding.

“Nothing is too small. Am using this medium to call on government at all level, public spirited individuals, including the international community to come to the aid of this People affected by flood in Kogi State. They really need help. It is not a mere media stunt.

‘It is for real. They should come and see things for themselves on how this year flood has wrecked havoc on many communities. Look at this IDP camp, the education of this innocent Children is under threat because they can no longer go to school.

“Also, the population here remains a thing of concern in view of the facilities available for their use. So, it is important we all assist them in our little way to cushion their predicament”.

Miss Salisu, however, added that she will use her good office to partner with various organizations that will assist flood victims in Kogi State.

It could be recalled that nine out of the 21 Local Government have been submerged by flood and needs disaster relief in Nigeria’s Kogi State in 2024

Adavi, Lokoja, Ofu, Ajaokuta, Kogi, Idaho, and Ibaji local governments are some of the areas badly affected by the flood disaster in Kogi State.

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Orits-Gee JAMB Scholarship Application

January 16, 2025By 0 comment

Apply now for the Orits-Gee JAMB Scholarship to support your educational journey! This scholarship is designed to assist students preparing for the JAMB examination and who are committed to academic excellence.

Eligibility: Must be a student preparing for the JAMB exam

Please note: Screening will be conducted as part of the selection process.

Consult Miss Nollywood international Queen Hassana Ozohu salisu as Abuja representative, those registering from Abuja for guidelines for your entry.

To submit your application, click the link below:
https://forms.gle/wYWKKGQ2xP4wvw2R8

We wish you the best of luck

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