Protocols,
I bring felicitation of goodwill and solidarity on behalf of the entire board of Directors, national working committees and volunteers of pan African Dialogue family in this season of yuletide.
I give profound thanks to God Almighty, first for keeping us alive to see a new year and secondly for all we were able to achieve by his grace in 2019.
As we step into the new year, I wish us all above all things long life and prosperity in good health and peace of mind in the name of the Lord.
As schools resume this January, I encourage every volunteer, stakeholder and follower of pan African Dialogue to look out for a child around you who is unable to go to school and return at least one child to school. If you can afford sustaining your child in school this year, you can also afford to assist one child in your area back to school.
It doesn’t have to be a private school, a government school is just fine.
The child we refuse to help today may turn out to be that very notorious criminal in the neighbourhood that will terrorize your peace in the future.
My biggest message to Africans this year’s is that, if every African living in Africa wether rich or poor will endevour to take actions to make their space and society better than it currently is, no matter how small, Africa will be a paradise.
No body, not even the government can build a society you desire without your input.
So in 2020, ask yourself, what can I do to make my immediate society better?
What is the need here?
It could be environmental sanitation, need for portable water supply, need for a library, sex education, right Advocacy, access to education and health care, inequality and injustice etal.
That little input of yours is what the world needs to be a better place.
Rise up today, let us build a greater Africa together.
Let us Reposition Africa to its original glory.
Happy New year!
Yours in service,
Engr. Jesuovie Agadagba
Secretary Pan African Dialogue ECOWAS region
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