Children’s Day: Any nation that invests in  younger ones lays foundation for prosperous future – Mike Omeri

By David Okpashi Odama

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The People’s Democratic party PDP Senatorial Candidate in Nasarawa State, ‎Dr. Omeri, has described children as “the treasure and pride of today and the leaders of tomorrow,” stating that any nation that genuinely invests in its young generation, is laying the foundation for a stronger and more prosperous future.

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‎The PDP Senatorial candidate in a message to mark the 2026 Children’s Day celebration and made available to Journalists in Abuja, the federal capital. Territory, (FCT), called on governments at all levels to prioritise the welfare, education and protection of Nigerian children through increased investment in critical sectors.

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‎”Children’s Day should not only be a moment of celebration but also an opportunity for reflection on society’s collective responsibility to nurture and protect children.

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‎ According to the senatorial Candidate of the People’s Democratic Party PDP in the southern senatorial district of Nasarawa State, every child deserves access to quality education, healthcare, moral guidance and equal opportunities irrespective of social background, religion or location.

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The former NOA DG, urged children across the country to remain focused on their education and personal development, advising them not to allow the prevailing challenges to define their future.

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‎“To every child in Nasarawa, always remember that you are unique, gifted and full of limitless possibilities,” he stated.

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‎ The politician encouraged young Nigerians especially those in Nasarawa to embrace discipline, honesty, hard work and creativity, as well as acquiring digital and technological skills needed to compete in a modern global economy.

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‎He noted that the world is increasingly driven by science, technology and innovation, adding that Nigerian children must be adequately prepared to contribute meaningfully to national development.

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‎mike Omeri also appealed to governments to improve investment in modern learning facilities, qualified teachers, healthcare services, libraries and child protection programmes.