First Lady Rachel installed as Kenya Girl Guides Association patron

World Thinking Day was set aside to provide a forum for all women and girls to freely express their ideas.

In Summary
  • Every year on February 22, the World Organization of Girl Guide & Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) observes World Thinking Day.
  • The day coincides with the birthday of Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scout and Girl Guide movements.
by PERPETUA ETYANG
InPictures
24 February 2023 - 18:04
First Lady Rachael Ruto installed as the Patron of the Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
First Lady Rachael Ruto installed as the Patron of the Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady

First Lady Rachael Ruto was installed as the patron of the Kenya Girl Guides Association KGGA on Friday.

This was done during the celebration of World Thinking Day 2023, in Karen, Nairobi.

First Lady Rachael Ruto installed as the Patron of the Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
First Lady Rachael Ruto installed as the Patron of the Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady

World Thinking Day was set aside to provide a forum for all women and girls to freely express their ideas.

Every year on February 22, the World Organization of Girl Guide & Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) observes World Thinking Day.

The day coincides with the birthday of Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scout and Girl Guide movements.

First Lady Rachael Ruto and other leaders during the World Thinking Day in Nairobi on February 24.
First Lady Rachael Ruto and other leaders during the World Thinking Day in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady
First Lady Rachael Ruto and other leaders during the World Thinking Day in Nairobi on February 24.
First Lady Rachael Ruto and other leaders during the World Thinking Day in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady

The First lady affirmed her commitment to the development of women and girls as agents of change in society.

"This is a unique approach to non-formal education programs., leadership development, and empowering girls and young women to develop the skills and confidence needed to make positive changes in their communities, a perfect fit for World Thinking Day," she said

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First Lady Rachael Ruto don Kenya Girl Guides uniform on February 24.
First Lady Rachael Ruto don Kenya Girl Guides uniform on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady
First Lady Rachael Ruto inspecting the Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
First Lady Rachael Ruto inspecting the Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady
First Lady Rachael Ruto installed as the Patron of the Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
First Lady Rachael Ruto installed as the Patron of the Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady
Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady
First Lady Rachael Ruto during the celebration of World Thinking Day in Nairobi on February 24.
First Lady Rachael Ruto during the celebration of World Thinking Day in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady
Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady
Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Kenya Girl Guides Association - KGGA in Nairobi on February 24.
Image: Office of the First Lady

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