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Actresses lead walk against domestic violence
Mercy Aigbe and Tonto Dikeh are both victims of domestic violence and have taken domestic violence awareness to heart.
Tonto Dikeh, Mercy Aigbe lead walk against domestic violence
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The trio in conjunction with the 1in3 Africa campaign are walking the streets of Lagos today, June 30, 2017, to show their displeasure at the high rate of domestic violence cases.
Recall that Mercy Aigbe and Tonto Dikeh are both victims of domestic violence and have taken the DV awareness to heart.
The group kicked off their walk at 10 am under the Falomo Bridge by Awolowo Road, Lagos. This comes after Aigbe took to Instagram writing, "Battery and Assault is a CRIME! #saynodomesticviolence #saynotoassault
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Join us in the #1in3Africa campaign, a campaign against violence! We are walking the streets of lagos to show our displeasure at this menace that is eating deep into our system....... Join us tomorrow by 10am, Start off point is Falomo Bridge by Awolowo Road......
Conflicts should be settled amicably and not through violence, only weak men hit women."
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