VVAF is an active NGO based in Africa centered on Human Trafficking Eradication,inclusive Migration Policies, Modern Slavery and Exploitation, Cultural Values
CEO of Vision Voice Africa, Mr. Mmaduka Okwuwanne, Embarks on Strategic Asia Tour to Combat Human Trafficking
Lagos, Nigeria — July 24, 2025
The CEO of Vision Voice Africa, Mr. Mmaduka Okwuwanne, will today, July 15, 2025, depart from Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, en route to Indonesia. From there, he will proceed to the Philippines and other Asian countries as part of a significant Asia tour focused on addressing the critical issue of human trafficking.
This tour underscores Mr. Okwuwanne’s dedication to the fight against human trafficking, particularly the trafficking of African girls and young women. During his visit, he will hold high-level discussions with authorities and stakeholders in the countries he visits to explore collaborative strategies for rescuing trafficked Africans and facilitating their safe return to their families.
Mr. Okwuwanne is calling on all relevant authorities in Nigeria and across Africa to support Vision Voice Africa’s mission to eradicate human trafficking from the continent. He also urges members of African communities across Asia to come forward with any vital information regarding trafficked persons so that timely rescue efforts can be carried out.
“This is a call to action,” Mr. Okwuwanne said. “Every African life matters, and together we can put an end to this crime against humanity.”
Vision Voice Africa remains committed to protecting the dignity and rights of every African and ensuring that victims of trafficking are not forgotten but rescued, rehabilitated, and reunited with their loved ones.
Let us work together to build a future that our forebears dreamed of—a future of freedom, justice, and equality for all Africans.
Once again, we wish you a wonderful and prosperous New Year. Together, we can achieve a brighter tomorrow!
Vision Voice Africa
Happy New Year Message from Vision Voice Africa
A Happy and Warm New Year to our beloved African Brothers and Sisters!
As we step into this new year, Vision Voice Africa remains steadfast in our commitment to combating human trafficking, irregular migration,
ensuring the dignity and freedom of every African.
At Vision Voice Africa, we honor the spirit of our ancestors who fought valiantly for our liberation. Their courage inspires us to continue the struggle for a truly free and united Africa.
Welcome to Vision Voice Africa
At Vision Voice Africa, we are a non-governmental organization committed to eradicating illegal migration, human trafficking, and other illicit activities that undermine the prosperity and safety of the African continent. Founded with a deep conviction for the liberation and advancement of Africa, we are driven by the mission to protect vulnerable individuals, restore dignity, and create a future where every African has access to opportunities, justice, and freedom.
Our vision is to empower communities, advocate for change, and strengthen Africa's economies by addressing the root causes of these challenges. Through awareness, advocacy, and strategic partnerships, we aim to build a safer, more prosperous Africa for all.
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The global crisis emerged as a result of the pandemic has deepened social inequalities that can exacerbate risks to human trafficking.
Risks associated with rising unemployment
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