Their goal is to help in encouraging victims to speak out and reduce the stigmatization attached to the victims of Rape and use Walk Against Rape” as a tool to inform the society on the soaring scourge of sexual abuse especially as it relates to young girls and women in general.
Annual walk set to hold March 10
Walk Against Rape Campaign (W.A.R) is a special demonstration that bring several concerned people in the society together to lend their voice to sexually abused persons
Walk Against Rape Campaign
We hereby invite you (and your organisation) to participate in this peaceful campaign/Walk.
The walk is slated for the 10th of March in commemoration of the International Women's day
Time : 8am
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Venue of Convergence : Archbishop Vinninng memorial church ground, G.R.A Ikeja
Ending point : The Ministry of Women Affairs , Alausa Ikeja
Dress Code: White Tshirt On Blue Jeans (WAR Tshirt also available)
For more details about the walk, Log on to : http://walkagainstrapenigeria.blogspot.com.ng/2016/02/mi-toke-makinwa-timi-dakolomercy-aigbe.html
For more information contact the undersigned on 08068653263, 08102722282
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