Chatroom to reduction of gender-based violence in Nigeria
4 years agoL-R: Nnana Malu, head of programme, Ovie Brume Foundation; Ota Akhigbe, head of membership and partnership, Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria (PSHAN); Edeh Emmanuel, Gbaja Boys Senior High School, Surulere; Fatima Mohammed, Victoria Island Senior Secondary School; Adewuyi Deborah, Adebola Baptist Senior High School, Surulere; Peju Ibekwe, CEO, Sterling One Foundation; Afolabi Barakat, Kuramo Senior College; Juliet Ezeani, head, enterprise resource management, PSHAN, and Afolabi Aiyela, head of corporate communications, PSHAN, at the screening of Chatroom by Sterling One Foundation in partnership with PSHAN in Lagos.
As part of efforts to raise awareness of the various forms of abuse against women, the cultural traits that fuel them, and the resources available to victims and initiatives to reduce instances of gender-based violence in Nigeria, the Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria (PSHAN) in partnership with Sterling One Foundation (SOF) has screened “Chatroom”, a gender-based violence movie for teenagers from the Ovie Brume Foundation.
