The race to select and celebrate Nigeria’s community development and human rights heroes has intensified as voting commences for the nominees of the 2021 Community and Human Rights (CAHR) Awards, organised by frontline sustainability focussed outfit, CSR-in- Action.
CAHR Awards is Nigeria’s first initiative dedicated to celebrating outstanding individuals and organisations that have performed excellently in engaging their communities creditably through inclusion, equity, environmental awareness, poverty alleviation, education and general promotion of human dignity.
Dedicated to celebrating late historically prominent personalities, the award features seven categories from which nine individuals and corporate organisations will be honoured.
We are pleased to inform you that PIND Foundation has been nominated for an award from the MKO Abiola Community Engagement Award category of the 2021 Community Engagement and Human Rights (CAHR) Awards.
Available categories include: the Ken Saro-Wiwa Environmental Management Award, MKO Abiola Community Engagement Award, Hajiya Gambo Sawaba Community Impact Award, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti Human Rights Award, Mallam Aminu Kano Award for Leadership, Josephine Nkemdilim Equal Rights Award, and Apostle Hayford Alile Humanitarian Award.
We would really like to bring the award home – but that is only possible if we get the highest public votes!
The voting lines are already open and will close on Friday, 24 September 2021
Please, vote for PIND and share among your network of partners! To vote, please click https://csr-in-action.org/sitei/cahrawards/vote/
All the best to us!
