@AsakyGRN From his demeanor you can tell that he is a genuinely good person…. Na man you be uncle! God bless you, keep you and grant you the strength to continue your good deeds.
Your siblings are perfect examples of how to be “grateful”
@carter8f This comment section is “wow” …just shift from the whole narrative and make it about you. Unna well done o!
Anyway I don’t think African’s are ready for the misrepresentations to stop, many are just happy they got the opportunity to be featured regardless of the situation.
@sapphire_nifemi No matter the training you must have received, especially as a Nigerian you don’t address your elders or superiors by their first name except they tell you to by themselves. Even at that sef, e go still heavy for your mouth.
IRCVAC 2025: HIGHLIGHTS
A Historic First Conference for Road Crash Victims
The International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference (IRCVAC 2025) has marked a powerful milestone, as we dare say, the world’s first victims-centred road crash conference.
For three days, 16th – 18th November, 2025, Abuja became a gathering point for survivors, bereaved families, safety advocates, world leaders, policymakers, medical experts, and civil society. They all united for one purpose:
“To put victims at the centre of road safety action”.
Through testimonies, panels, memorial sessions, side events, and collaborative discussions, IRCVAC 2025 amplified the voices too often unheard and set a new standard for prevention, justice, support, and accountability across the continent.
We honoured.
We learned.
We demanded change.
And together, we built momentum for safer roads for all.
IRCVAC 2025 was not just a conference, it was the beginning of a movement.
A movement for action, change and justice for road crash victims.
Thank you to every speaker, partner, organisation, survivor, and family who stood with us. The journey continues...
#Remember #Support #Act
#IRCVAC2025 #RememberTheVictims #RoadSafetyNow
#AfricaForRoadSafety #NoMoreCrashes #DignifyEveryLife
IRCVAC 2025: HIGHLIGHTS
IRCVAC 2025 was more than a conference, it was a movement.
A platform for voices, solutions and accountability.
Stronger partnerships. Deeper commitments.
A step forward for safer roads in Africa and the world.
The weekend is here, enjoy it safely.
Take it slow, take it safe.
Reckless driving destroys dreams.
Drinking and driving shatters families.
Let safety guide you this weekend and always.
#IRCVAC2025 #RememberTheVictims #GoneButNotForgotten #RoadSafetyNow #NoMoreCrashes #ForEveryLife #DontDrinkandDrive #SafetyFirst #DignifyYourLifebySavingaLife
Meet the IRCVAC 2025 Speakers
Join us as the world unite to remember victims, support survivors, and strengthen road safety action.
Date: November 16th – 18th, 2025
Venue: Body of Benchers,
Plot 688 Institution and Research District,
FCC Phase III,
FCT-Abuja.
Pre-Conference Training: 13th-15th November, 2025
Pre-conference events: Cycling, Walking& Golfing for Life – 15th November, 2025
#IRCVAC2025 #RememberTheVictims #RoadSafetyNow #NoMoreCrashes #Abuja #DignifyYourLifebySavingaLife #Nigeria
IRCVAC 2025 Loading…
In a buildup to the International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference (IRCVAC 2025), the Kwapda’as Road Safety Demand foundation (KRSD) team and the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) took to the streets of Abuja in a powerful Sensitization Rally raising awareness on the urgent need to make our roads safer for all.
The sensitization rally called for collective responsibility, respect for traffic rules and regulations, and an equal support for road crash victims and their families.
Every life matters.
Every journey counts.
Together, we can make our roads safer.
Join us at the International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference organized by Kwapda’as Road Safety Demand Foundation in partnership with the Federal Road Safety Corps.
Date: 16th to 18th of November 2025
Venue: Body of Benchers Complex in Abuja, Nigeria
Theme: Gathering Africa and the World for Road Crash Victims
KRSD…. Dignify Your Life by Saving a Life
#IRCVAC2025 #RememberTheVictims #RoadSafetyNow #NoMoreCrashes #Abuja #DignifyYourLifebySavingaLife
Crash Victims are so important that road crashes costs us 3% of our GBP, so it is humongous when you think about impact. It happens to young people within the very productive ages… (Osita Chidoka, OFR
Former Corps Marshal and Erstwhile Minister of Aviation)
The best form of remembrance for road crash victims is action and not ignoring people… (Mr. Saul Billingsley
Executive Director, FIA Foundation)
The international conference coming up, will actually bring to fore the issues the victims suffer and what should be done to ensure the victims get justice… (Prof. Sydney Ibeanusi, Focal Person, UN Road Safety and Injury Prevention)
The International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference (IRCVAC) team had insightful interviews and engagements at the Federal Road Safety Corps 8th Annual Lecture Series.
The vision of #IRCVAC2025 aimed at uniting Africa and the world to remember road crash victims, advocate for safer roads, and strengthen partnerships was shared.
Road safety is everyone’s responsibility.
Join us this 16th–18th November 2025 in Abuja, Nigeria for IRCVAC 2025.
#RememberTheVictims #RoadSafetyNow #NoMoreCrashes #Abuja #IRCVAC2025
IRCVAC 2025 Loading…. Road Crash Victims in Focus!
The International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference (IRCVAC) was proudly featured at the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) 8th Annual Lecture Series.
This platform brought together leaders, stakeholders, and advocates to spotlight the urgent need for safer roads in Nigeria and across Africa.
With IRCVAC 2025 fast approaching, this collaboration marks another strong step toward uniting Africa and the world for the dignity of road crash victims.
📌 Save the Date:
🗓 November 16–18, 2025
📍 Abuja, Nigeria
#IRCVAC2025 #FRSC #RoadSafetyNow #RememberTheVictims #NoMoreCrashes #abuja #Nigeria #DiorSS26 #bb27
GEAR UP FOR THE IRCVAC 2025 SIDE EVENTS!
As the world gathers in Abuja for the International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference (IRCVAC 2025), join us for a day of action, unity, and remembrance.
15th November, 2025
Abuja, Nigeria
✨ Side Events:
•🚴♂️ Cycling Challenge – Ride for safer roads
•🚶♀️ Walking for Victims – Every step honors a life
•⛳ Golf Tournament – Swing for solidarity
Let’s come together to #RememberTheVictims and call for #RoadSafetyNow.
👉 Be part of the movement!
Register today: 🌐 https://t.co/RemXxuYbLw
🔴 #IRCVAC2025 #RememberTheVictims #RoadSafetyNow #NoMoreCrashes #Abuja
🚨 Did You Know that Africa has the highest road traffic death rate in the world?
About 27 deaths per 100,000 people.
(Source: WHO)
Every number is a life, every crash is a story cut short.
This November, the world gathers in Abuja for the International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference (IRCVAC 2025).
📅 16th – 18th November, 2025
📍 Abuja, Nigeria
👉 Join us as we remember, advocate, and take action.
Register today
#IRCVAC2025 #RememberTheVictims #RoadSafetyNow #NoMoreCrashes #Abuja
Everybody is talking. Few are touching heaven.
You won’t get what you need from people — you get it from being in God’s presence.
I’ve got more to tell you about my message #CloseProximity — let’s talk about it at 7 p.m. CT TONIGHT at #TPHDallas.
#WalkItOutWednesday
Refuse to be inactive and silent in matters of road safety by joining the @FRSCNigeria and @KrsdNigeria at the International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference, 2025 in Abuja, Nigeria.
Theme: Gathering Africa and the World for Road Crash Victims
It is time we stand up and speak up against preventable deaths and injuries on our roads.
Join us at the International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference from the 16th - 18th November, 2025 in Abuja Nigeria.
#DignifyYourLifebySavingaLife#IRCVAC2025#committoact
Did you know that, though it has only 2% of the world’s vehicles, Africa accounts for over 20% of global road deaths?
Please Join Us at the International Road Crash Victims Africa Conference!
📅 Date: November 16th–18th
📍 Location: Abuja, Nigeria
Register now
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