In a spirited session at the First Lady’s National Boys Camp, Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa underscored the importance of discipline, hard work, and focus as essential qualities for leading a successful and respectable life.
The camp brought together learners from all over Zimbabwe, offering a range of educational programs aimed at equipping them with vital life skills. Professionals from diverse fields such as medicine, law, engineering, and agriculture engaged with the boys, providing insights into their respective careers and answering questions in an interactive format.
Dr. Mnangagwa, affectionately known as the Mother of the Nation, is personally guiding the children through this transformative experience. Each morning begins with practical life lessons, including bed-making and room cleaning, followed by exercises and nutritious breakfasts prepared by her.
During a morning devotion, Chaplain Christine Phiri emphasized the importance of honoring one’s parents and respecting elders, regardless of familial ties. She encouraged the boys to share their experiences and newly acquired values with peers, fostering a culture of respect and humility.
The First Lady outlined the day’s agenda, which included career guidance and grooming sessions. She urged the boys to engage actively and explore their potential career paths, emphasizing that success stems from discipline and good choices.
Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa praised the boys for their participation in daily chores, reinforcing the idea that education extends beyond the classroom. She encouraged them to embrace the teachings from the camp and to take responsibility for their futures as heads of households.
In closing, the First Lady inspired the children to make wise decisions as they navigate their educational journeys, reminding them that they hold the power to shape their own destinies and contribute positively to their families and communities.
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