Birthday: Nigerian post Publisher visit an orphanage, and appeals to Nigerians on need to assist orphans.

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An appeal for Nigerians to make regular visits to orphanage homes has been made as a way to promote health, literacy, education, and children’s empowerment.

Abu Michael, Publisher Editor in Chief, the Nigerian Post Newspaper made this known when he visited Stagi Cornerstone Orphanage home in Lokoja as part of activities to mark his birthday.

The Publisher explained that when you help an orphanage, you can say that you have “transformed the world and made a positive impact on people’s lives,” said visiting orphanages is to show compassion, love, and care.

Abu called on Nigerians to always take a break from their everyday routine to learn more about themselves, gain a renewed perspective on life, and plan for their future through visits to orphanages. 

When people visit orphanages and other places like hospitals, correctional facilities, Abu explained that it lives every moment to the fullest and create lifelong memories with people of all ages, said the time for Nigerians to reawaken the culture of giving helping hands to the vulnerable given the economic challenges facing the people remains now.

The Publisher listed several benefits when people help orphanages and orphans, says beyond giving back to the community, volunteering he added can teach invaluable lessons of having the opportunity to discover aspects of oneself that you did not realize you had.

Abu added that volunteering is beneficial to health pointing out that it has an impact on mental and physical levels including relieving stress, the satisfaction of helping others, stabilizing your emotions, and making you develop a healthy sense of self-worth.

The Publisher encouraged the children to live life with high hopes explaining that the efforts they put in obedience, discipline, and learning, are what separates them from becoming who they want to be, lauding the managers of the orphanage for their positive impacts on humanity.

Highlights of the visit were the presentation of gift items to the orphanage home and prayers by the children for the publisher who was accompanied by his children, Joshua and Jesse Abu.

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