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     JTAH Foundation Mobilises Community Leaders and Celebrities for Anti-Violence Walk in Ayobo

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     JTAH Foundation Mobilises Community Leaders and Celebrities for Anti-Violence Walk in Ayobo

    Jashabel Touch-A-Heart Foundation ,JTAH Foundation, will on Tuesday, November 25, lead a major awareness walk to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. This global day is dedicated to ending violence against women and girls everywhere.

    The awareness walk will be led by the Executive Director of JTAH Foundation, Mrs. Favour Benson, alongside staff, friends and well-wishers committed to the cause.

    Several notable personalities will join the walk, including:

    Dr. Abdulhakeem Odegade, MD/CEO of Akmodel Group

    Paul Obazele, Veteran Nollywood Actor

    Mr. Sangito, Chairman, AGN Lagos Chapter

    Maureen Obire, MD, Eventra360 Concept

    Miss Oluwaferanmi Ariyo, Miss Eko 2025

    Pst. Femi Odebiyi

    Chinedu Egbe, MD/CEO Ivoryforte Entertainment

    Pst. Solomon Kehinde

    Lady Evangelist B. S. Adeyeye

    Ucheoma Udezueh, Co-founder, KEOMAH Concept

    The walk will take off from Megida Bus-stop and conclude at Badek Roundabout, Ayobo, Lagos.

    This year’s event is proudly supported by:
    VIJU Industries LTD., Akmodel Group, SOLIN Pictures and Media Communications LTD., and Spring Of Faith Bible Church.

    According to the foundation, the aim of the walk is to raise public awareness, encourage community action, and amplify the message that violence against women must end.

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