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IT'S WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY! 

Posted on 19th August 2019

GYLF Admin

Today is World Humanitarian Day as declared by the United Nations! 

The GYLF is set to commemorate this very important day for one month with a special challenge tagged "The Good Deed Challenge".

 

Our man of God Rev. (Dr) Chris Oyakhilome has often told us to hear the cry of the needy and that we are blessed to be a blessing. In light of this, GYLF ambassadors all over the world would be reaching out to several categories of people who are in need, for one month.

 

It's going to be big! 

 

WATCH OUT!

 

(Use these hastags when posting your reports on all social media platform)

 

#GYLF

#WHD

#Gooddeedchallenge

#everyyouthagylfmember 


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