By: Femi Mustapha
The Kaduna State Chapter of the Civil Society Scaling Up Nutrition in Nigeria (CS-SUNN) has received a prestigious award for excellence at the recently concluded National Annual General Meeting of the Alliance.
This achievement marks a significant milestone in the state’s development journey.
Jessica Bartholomew, the State Coordinator of the Alliance, stated that the award reflects the state’s outstanding performance and commitment to achieving its goals.
The award was met with excitement and gratitude by the members.
Bartholomew expressed her appreciation to the organizations and individuals who have contributed to the state’s success.
She especially thanked media organizations for their consistent attendance and support at meetings, emphasizing that their efforts have been instrumental in maintaining an active and effective alliance.
Bartholomew highlighted the crucial aim of the alliance, which is to prevent child malnutrition in Kaduna State. She urged members to continue their efforts towards this goal, encouraging them to set aside challenges and focus on protecting the lives of children.
The award serves as motivation for the state government and its partners to persist in their efforts to improve the lives of citizens in Kaduna State.
The state Alliance has been recognized for its commitment to reducing malnutrition and enhancing the well-being of its citizens.
Bartholomew called on members to remain dedicated to achieving the alliance’s objectives, particularly in the remaining quarter of the year.
She expressed gratitude to the Executive Committee members, including the Chairman, Secretary, and committee members, for their hard work and dedication.
This award is a testament to the state government’s efforts in promoting development and improving the lives of its citizens.
With the support of its partners and stakeholders, Kaduna State is positioned to continue making progress and achieving its goals.
The state government and its partners are committed to working together to ensure that no child in Kaduna State dies from malnutrition.
