The Foundation for African Cultural Heritage, FACH, is set to hold the 2017 African Regional World Congress of Families in Lagos Nigeria on 27th to 29th March, 2017.
FACH is a non-governmental, non-political, not-for-profit association of NGOs and organizations in Nigeria whose main objective is to shape of public policy and government legislation through research and advocacy on personal freedom, value-driven health plans, family values, women’s rights and empowerment, child survival and protection.
The three-day congress which is scheduled to hold at NIIA, Victoria Island, Lagos will feature lectures scheduled as follow; Day One – 27th March “Government Officials, Civil Society Organisations, The Law and The Press”; Day Two – 28th March “Health, Education and Society” and Day Three - 29th March “Religious Freedom and the Law”.
The Guest Speakers for the occasion are; the President of Family Watch International, Sharon Slater; President of WBC, Mr Brian Brown; the Campaign Manager for Citizen GO, Mr Josh Craddock and Founder of Pearls and Treasures Trust, Aketch Aimba.
Also scheduled to speak at the event are; Bishop of Oyo State, Bishop Badejo, Former Nigerian Ambassador to the United Nations, Ambassador Usman Sariki; Dr Theresa Okafor and other eminent speakers.
The event will commence from 9 am to 4 pm daily starting from 27th and ending on 29th of March. The registration fee for each participant at the congress is N3000 and the registration is scheduled to hold by 8 am on the slated congress days.
