As the UN gears up to celebrate its 80th anniversary in 2025, a powerful voice from Malawi is turning heads globally. Vitumbiko Caroline Ng'oma, a youth advocate, is rallying for 'every girl to have a shot at leadership'—and she’s not holding back. 🌟
In a heartfelt call to action, Ng'oma highlights the urgent need for social equity, which she defines as "recognizing differences, tackling inequality, and building true inclusion." Her vision? A world where rural girls aren’t left behind but are empowered to lead—not by luck, but through systemic change. 💪
"We need to smash cultural barriers and create institutions that guarantee opportunities," she insists. For Ng'oma, inclusion isn’t just a buzzword—it’s about transformative power that reshapes societies. Her message aligns with the UN-backed "One Home: Shared Future" initiative, which amplifies youth voices in global dialogues. 🗣️🌐
Young leaders like Ng'oma remind us: Equality isn’t a lottery. It’s a right. And the clock’s ticking. ⏳
