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Thankful to all DOHS Cares Volunteers for doing this important work of ensuring justice for Femicide victims even at the detriment of their mental health 🙏🏿

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We are working on a publication of Femicide cases in Nigeria in the past 5 years (2019-2024). We have however been posting Femicide cases as seen across the country almost on a daily basis. We have recorded about 52 cases this year alone. Femicide is a pandemic in Nigeria.

Identity of Police officer accused of Raping a child who came to report a crime at the Police Station: Supol OWOLABI AKINLOLU. Today we were at Ogudu Police Station to appraise ourselves of the situation concerning the prosecution of the Alleged Child Rapist, but was told by 1

The Divisional Police Officer that the incident didn’t happen at the station ( perhaps it happened in the area command who happens to share the building with them) we are glad SUPERINTENDENT OWOLABI’s identity has been revealed so the public can follow up his prosecution and we 2

Can get justice for the victim and also be reassured about the non possibility of such an heinous crime’s occurrence at a police station again. We reiterate the Mantra : “Child Protection is everyone’s business”and condemn all forms of violence against women and girls.

Making a femicide dashboard for the DOHS Cares Foundation Foundation. Cleaning up and transforming data collected by the team in preparation for visualisation. Together, we #EndFemicide and every form of #SGBV in Nigeria and other parts of the world.

TW: Femicide! A pregnant was found dead in a bush in Amaraku-Umudim Road, Isiala Mbano Local Government Area of IMO State on the 21st of May 2024. Her lifeless body was stripped naked to her waist, with no visible wounds on her body. The Imo State Police command is yet to

Give any update on her identity. This is the highest form of stripping a woman against her rights: Her right to life and right to dignity. Femicide is the intentional killing of women and girls because of their gender. We must join our voices together to Make these tragic

TW: Femicide! Abdul Azeez Idris kidnapped and killed his 6 year old cousin: Aisha Saidu, in Zaria Kaduna state. Aisha had earlier been declared missing on the 12th of February 2024 on her way to Islamiyya school and a ransom of N8,000,000 was demanded. Her father reported to

And advocating for Legislation against this tragic occurrences by organizing Marches as well as submitting Proposed Femicide Bills to the National and State Assemblies. We need the Nigerian Government to aid our cry in recognizing the sufferings of Women and Girls who are

Victims and living survivors of Femicide. It’s imperative to send out a message about zero tolerance to #FemicideInNigeria by ensuring that Perpetrators of Violence against Women are held accountable. Aisha, whose body was found buried in the picture below deserves justice.

TW: Femicide! Mayowa Ajiboye, a single mother of one, who sells palm wine was raped and murdered by Atolagbe Yemi while fetching firewood in a bush in Omu Aran, Kwara State. He raped her till she died, burned her body and then disposed of it in a river.

Is involved in Data Collation of cases of #FemicideInNigeria, promoting awareness on Femicide and recommending operational guide on prosecution of perpetrators since there is no existing legislation to leverage on (despite our submission of a Femicide Bill to Nigeria House of Representatives). Femicide

Strips women and girls of the right to live. Let’s reframe Femicide from a private matter to a public issue by identifying gaps in the criminal justice systems and the failure of protection of Victims. #NotOneWomanMore #WomenLifeFreedom #CallItFemicide #EndFemicide

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