As The World Marks International Grandparents Day, An Awareness Walk seeks to promote the teaching of traditions, family history, and values to younger generations.
Participants at the Walk in Abuja, Are Also Calling For Greater Government Intervention In Healthcare, Social Protection And Other Policies Aimed At Improving The Welfare And Dignity Of Older Persons.
For many families, grandparents remain the living link between the past and present, preserving memories, values, and traditions that shape family identity.
This year’s event brought participants to the streets of Abuja for an awareness walk, highlighting the need to care for older persons and strengthen bonds between generations.
The walk focused on two key issues: preserving the legacy of older generations and building stronger connections between the old and the young.
As International Grandparents Day is marked, participants are calling for sustained action to protect the welfare of older persons, preserve their wisdom, and strengthen intergenerational bonds.
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