A young sickle Cell warrior and gender advocate, Miss Favour Teerdo Patrick has charged women all over the world to come together, amplify their voices, and work towards a collective victory in the fight for equality and empowerment
Favour who is a remarkable 15-year-old with an extraordinary vision, despite battling sickle cell disease, has become the president of the Favour and Great Daniel Care Foundation, a beacon of hope and support for those in need.
Favour’s message on the international women’s Day, was clear and powerful. Despite her struggles,
As the youngest president of her foundation, Favour leads by example, showing resilience, compassion, and unwavering determination in the face of adversity.
Through her foundation, Favour has touched the lives of countless individuals, providing vital support and spreading hope wherever she goes.
And there you have it, folks. A truly inspiring message from a remarkable young woman.
The event with the theme: Turning pain to power, noted “I want to take a moment to emphasize the importance of women supporting women. We must lift each other, celebrate each other’s achievements, and stand together in solidarity. Our voices matter, and when we come together, we are unstoppable.
“We are hoping to build a city where Sickle cell warriors will get free education, medical care, and other welfare packages.
“We come together to recognize the incredible strength and resilience of women worldwide.
While charging all to go out and make a difference, create the world of their dreams, and remember they can do it together, she added that they should not only reflect on how far they’ve come but also recommit themselves to the ongoing fight for gender equality.
She maintained “I also want to shine a spotlight on the incredible work being done by my organizations: Favour and Great-Daniel Care Foundation. The dedication of my team to supporting widows and orphans is truly inspiring, and my parents have helped me to reach out and support other sickle cell warriors and serve as a beacon of hope for those in need.
“Together, we can create a world where every woman and girl is valued, respected, and empowered to achieve her dreams.
As women, we face unique challenges every day, whether it’s battling illness, fighting for our rights, or simply striving to be heard in a world that often overlooks our voices. But despite these challenges, we continue to stand tall, supporting one another and pushing forward towards a brighter future.
She inferred “I once saw a lady sing a solo song, it was great, but later I heard the same song sung in parts by a massive choir, and then I realized that though the song by the soloist was beautiful, it was incomplete. The choir gave a full and more beautiful representation. And that is what our struggle is about. There a some songs that only one person cannot adequately amplify: Our Fight as Women cannot be the representation of a soloist. We must go out as a choir.
