United Nations honours Nigerian Comedian I Go Dye with an Award which he Dedicated to Hilary Clinton

Veteran comedian Francis Agoda popularly known as I Go Dye has been honoured by the United Nations.
The comedian recently received the United Nations World Habitat Award of Excellence for Humanitarian & Philanthropic for his contribution towards the development of Nigeria.

He bagged his award at the Miss United Nations world habitat which held at Sheraton hotel Abuja to mark the United Nations World Habitat day.
In appreciation, he shared the award on his Instagram

“Thanks for this @unitednations World Habitat #ambassador Award giving to me, I dedicate this award to a fundamental advocate of peace, A mother  in thoughts and in  actions. When her husband was passing through difficulty ,she was standing there like a true friend.

Today she is a  mentor to women all over the world, bridging the gap of gender inequality; inspiring women to self believe and greatness. Her continuous advocacy for peace, is a reminder to us, to sacrifice all within our reach to achieve peace; affirming the fact that without peace, humanity will be in bondage.

Indeed, women are the greatest victims of all conflicts, the become widows, lose their sons to wars and there are raped and traumatised for the rest of their lives. Peace is priceless and the World’s habitat can only be sustained when there is peace. I dedicate this award to @Hillary Clinton”

Congratulations to I Go Dye.

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