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GENDER AFFAIRS BUREAU URGES GREATER INVOLVEMENT OF FATHERS WITH OFFSPRING

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Director the Gender Affairs Bureau, Adel Lily is calling on Guyanese men to play a greater role in the lives of their children noting that the time has come for the narrative to be changed regarding absentee fathers. Temika Rodney tells us more.

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