- The minister said that children could use their Friday school days to produce various goods
- She said they could produce products like toothpick and sanitary pads to earn money early
- She claimed China employed similar strategy
Children should skip school on friday to help produce toothpick, sanitary pads – Minister of Women Affairs Says [video]
The Minister of women affairs Uju-Kennedy Ohanenye, says children should be used for production of certain commodities
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The monster of women affairs Uju-Kennedy Ohanenye, has suggested that children be used for labour in the production of certain commodities.
Ohanenye made this known at the Anambra state Investment summit earlier today as she said that children could use their Fridays to carry out the production.
She stated that this was the norm in other climates like China and that it would solve the production problem in the country.
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Amongst items she suggested could be produced were toothpicks, sanitary pads and others which she claimed is a better use for the little children who could be earning income early.
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The Minister of Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, is at the Anambra Investment Summit, advocating for the reduction of school days & the use of school children as workers to manufacture essentials such as toothpicks, sanitary pads & cotton buds!
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