Today, Life At Best Development Initiative (LABDI) joined partners, stakeholders, and community voices to commemorate the 2025 International Human Rights Day — a reminder that dignity, equality, and justice are not privileges, but rights owed to every individual.

This year’s commemoration was more than a symbolic gathering. It was a collective call to action. From advocating for the protection of women and children, to pushing for inclusive systems that leave no one behind, LABDI reaffirmed its commitment to defending the rights of the most vulnerable across Borno State and beyond.

As conversations unfolded, one message stood out clearly: human rights work thrives when communities, institutions, and local actors stand together. LABDI remains deeply committed to strengthening these partnerships — amplifying community voices, supporting survivors, advancing accountability, and ensuring that humanitarian action is rooted in respect for human dignity.

Human Rights Day is a reminder of the progress made, but also of the work still ahead. LABDI will continue to champion rights-based approaches, advocate for safe and equitable spaces, and support initiatives that uphold freedom, justice, and protection for all.

Every person matters. Every right matters. And together, we can build a society where everyone can live in safety, dignity, and hope.