GIRL CHILD IMPACT NGO OF THE YEAR AWARD

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Its a Big Congratulations as Queen Jennifer Ephraim, Founder of the Jennifer Ephraim's Foundation was given the award of GIRL CHILD IMPACT NGO OF THE YEAR by the Africa Royalty Awards held at National Merit House, Abuja.
After Receiving the Award, Queen Jennifer Ephraim gave a wonderful speech of appreciation. 
Queen Jennifer Ephraim; "I Am humbled and honored to be recognized by the @africanroyaltyawards as the “Girl Child Impact NGO Of The Year 2021”.
Location: Nigeria

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