Madam Modesty is the founder of Women and Modesty Internationals, an NGO that advocates for decent
dressing among women.
Overtime, Women and Modesty Internationals has been able
to reach out to Nigerian women and ladies on morals and the effect of
provocative and revealing dresses.
According to Madam Modesty, for the nation to curb the
spread of HIV/AIDS and other terminal diseases, it has to start from the grassroots
by campaigning against seductive appearance among women.
‘‘The fashion sense of today’s female folks is extremely
appalling. Fashion is not revealing your intimate parts. You can dress decently
and still look good. What you wear is what you are. Dressing modestly does not make anyone a saint, we all have our shortcomings but lets cover up our bodies as we work on those shortcomings'', she said.
To madam modesty, this is her own quota to ensure rapid growth and development in her beloved country, Nigeria.
From the above premise, the reason for the award is lucid
and not far-fetched.
Other awardees are Halima
Abubakar, Sunny Neji, Princess Anne Inyang, Benita Nzeribe, J Martins and
host of others. The event was anchored by Yaw,
popular TV/Radio Presenter. 
Before the awards were given, the president of the Youth
Federation for World Peace, Ambassador
Dr Eras Darlington Eguaoje gave a speech on Fundamental Universal Principles and World Peace.
The United Nations Celebrities’ Ambassadors for Peace Award is usually given to recognise people who have contributed to the growth of peace in their respective countries. The theme for the year was Quest for sustainable peace in Nigeria.
The remarkable event was also graced by Soul E baba and Alariwo of Africa, Kingsley Bucknor, Tokunbo Adeyemi and host of others.
Congratulations Madam Modesty, more grease to your elbow
ReplyDeleteREALLY, THESE PEOPLE DESERVE THE AWARDS GIVEN. CONGRATS!
ReplyDeleteHey Benita Nzeribe, where have you been? I've missed you on screen. Congrats dearie
ReplyDeleteWomen and Modesty International. I've not heard of that NGO before but really, its a great idea because the dressings of Nigerian ladies these days is becoming unbearable. Especially among university undergraduates.
ReplyDeleteHey Princess Inyang, where have you been? Since that your blockbuster, you've gone into hiding.
ReplyDeleteEven Sunny Neji o, where have you guys been?
ReplyDeleteMadam Modesty i like your cap. Is that your signature?
ReplyDeletePls i'll like to be a member of this NGO, i need more details about it.
ReplyDeleteU can visit at www.Youthfederationnigeria.org & www.upf.org for the worldwide network
DeleteMadam Modesty, if you truly want to deal with indecent dressings, you have to start from the source, the parents and importers of this dresses.
ReplyDeleteApart from visiting schools and campuses, what other ways have you been able to reach out to Nigerian women
ReplyDeleteRemember, indecent dressing is not only among women, it exists among men also. Sagging is part of indecent dressing.
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