Good evening @Brightgoldenboy
It has been 181 days since you said the violence that women faced during the occurrence of the Ozoro festival was being investigated and there were 16 suspects in custody.
It has been 131 days since you said you were waiting for DPP legal advice.
@daddyopm Gift Chimerereze, an orphan previously supported by OPM's Apostle Chibuzor, was evicted and separated from her 3yr old daughter. When trying to reclaim her child from OPM, she was accused of kidnapping and detained at Degema Prison Rivers State. We are calling for #JusticeforGift
Last week, we escorted the family of Loveth Okafor, (a femicide victim killed by the man pictured below in July) for an Autopsy in Lasuth Lagos.
She has now been taken home for burial.
Next week, we commence the fight for #JusticeForLoveth in court.
#FemicideInNigeria#DOHSCares
We are trying to rent a safe shelter for the SGBV Survivors and femicide victims' families we work with, Can you support us? Even if you can't donate, a quick share can help it reach people who may be able to support.
https://t.co/mDWaklNr2b
The Ikeja Electric office on the Ikorodu road was locked down by Abule Oja/ Ijesha residents and the staff couldn’t get in to do their ‘business’ of the day.
Even while it rained and poured, the residents stood their ground.
This issue has been on ground since October 2025.
Hi, I’m Amaka. I call myself a creative and I’m trying to get a job in a creative space where I can enjoy my work without being overwhelmed or stressed. If your company is hiring, hit me up 🌚(I also model from time to time)
She was somebody’s daughter, sister, friend. Then femicide took her and left behind a silence that should never have happened.
This November 28th, 2026, DOHS Foundation invites you to walk, worldwide, for every woman lost to this violence. Not to look away, but to act.
Behind every Femicide statistic is a woman who had dreams, a family, a future.
Femicide doesn’t just take a life, it silences a story before it’s finished.
On November 28th, 2026, we’re walking worldwide to say: ENOUGH!!!
UPDATE: Maryam has been remanded in Suleja Prison until August 31.
What makes this even more disturbing is that Maryam is a final year university student, scheduled to begin her final examinations this Saturday. A student who should be preparing to finish her degree is instead being locked behind bars. This is beyond cruel. It is a disgrace.
Nigerians what is your breaking point?