Mrs Nigeria/Mrs Tourism United Nations World 2015 resolute on touching lives

Beautiful mother of 3, Ebelechukwu Enemchukwu is indeed providing inspiration, and putting smiles on many faces as she embarks on several charity works in her capacity as both National and International Queen.

Only a few months ago, Ebelechukwu emerged Mrs. Nigeria United Nations 2015, and went ahead to represent Nigeria on the world stage in Kingston, Jamaica, where she clinched the Mrs. Tourism United Nations World title, as well as the award for the People's Choice Ambassador.

In line with her pledge to dedicate her year of reign (and beyond) towards impacting lives positively, Mrs. Nigeria / Tourism United Nations 2015 on October 8, carried out yet another charity project at one of the public primary schools in Lagos, Nigeria, The Sangotedo Nursery and Primary School.

This was following the 'Needs Analysis' conducted prior to her scheduled visit which revealed the disturbing fact that there were children who came to school bare feet, or with tattered/no school uniform, or without bags. Some had stayed away from school for some of these reasons.

Among items distributed were school bags of varying sizes (in accordance with each recipient's class), pairs of school sandals, school uniforms, and goodie bags.  

Like Mrs.Nigeria United Nations said during her visit to the Friends Of Jesus Orphanage weeks ago, we need neither Crowns nor Sashes to engage in acts of humanitarianism. She reiterated same words when she delivered a lecture on "Achieving Your Dreams" marking Nigeria’s 55th Independence at the Edidot Schools, Awoyaya. 

True, we may never be able to sort out all the issues that abound,  but we can sure make a difference. In her humble submission, that's all that really matters!

For more insight into Mrs. Nigeria|Tourism United Nations' day-to-day activities, you may wish to follow her on: Facebook - Ebelechukwu Eze-Enemchukwu (personal) / www.facebook.com/mrsnigeriaun2015 (fan page); Twitter - @EbeleEE; Instagram - @ebeleenemchukwu