Foremost Community Based NGO, DoCare Foundation Announce Mega Rally Against Violent Cult Activities.

"Violent Cultism and Other Social Vices have no place in our community" - Comrade Chris Ogah-President Docare 

An Otukpo based non governmental and non profit organization Docare foundation have announced 5th July 2020 as date for its planned Mega Peaceful Rally and sensitization against the scorge of violent Cultism rape and other social vices in Ugboju Otukpo local government, Benue state.

"Violent Cultism and Other Social Vices have no place in our community "
Comrade Chris Ogah President Docare Foundation reacting while confirming the date and timeline of the organizations forthcoming planned sensitization rally.

It may be recalled that Docare foundation stood in the forefront of condemnation and subsequently organized peaceful protest and other social displeasure against the rape of Ene, the Otada rape victim in Otukpo, the foundation mobilized critical voices and influencer to condemn the rape case, it visited the Nigerian Police area command Otukpo, the Palace of the Och'Idoma, Otukpo main market, walked through the streets registering its condemnation of the rape incident and calling on the authorities to seek justice. 

The foundation since its inception over a year ago, is serving as a social catalyst for minimizing and eradicating social vices such as violent Cult Activities, killings and armed criminals that Otukpo town and other parts of Zone C have suffered the years.

The organization under the leadership of Comrade Chris Ogah as President and other exco members and youth leaders have organized school to school sensitization visits, intervened and mediated in places where there's an outbreak of violent Cult activities or killing, organized physical exercise like football competition and walkout aimed at boosting the moral of youths in Otukpo town and driving them towards meaningful lifestyle.

The foundation is collaborating with the National associations of Idoma student NAIS and other well meaning individuals and organizations in its ongoing efforts, it equally calls for deepened collaboration, funding, partnership and synergy to achieve it aims.

NBM frowns at racial killing, Police brutality and Rape

NBM Of Africa Worldwild condemn rising cases of racial killing of blacks, Police brutality against unarmed civilians, Rape and other social injustice across the World -

(The case of George Floyd, Minnesota USA and Uwaila Omozuwa, Edo State Nigeria)*

The National leadership of the Neo Black Movement, (NBM) of Africa Worldwild,  strongly frowns at the rising cases of racial killings and racial profiling been brutally and systematically perpetuted on people of Black origin in present times globally, the cruel, barbaric and gruesome murder of George Floyd a 46years old Black man from Powderhorn, South of Downtown Minneapolis who was gruesomely murdered by Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin with the supervision of his colleagues at a helpless point where the victim was screaming "I can't breathe" and calling for help.

NBM of Africa and its leadership worldwide strongly condemns this killing of an unarmed black civilian men George Floyd and called on the relevant US Government agencies, State attorney and the leadership in Washington who have not adequately spoken out in clearer terms and have not carried out equal persecutorial measures against such racial crimes in accordance with the law.

As a Black oriented organization with over 40years of black solidarity, activism and struggle for black liberation, anchored on the principles of social justice, equal rights, justice and freedom for all people irrespective of race, colour or social orientation, the movement will not fold its arms and turn a blind eyes to social injustice and oppression or abuse of human rights, rape. "it is even more disheartening that the same institution of the state that is saddled with the responsibility of protecting human lives are the same ones taking black lives in such a gruesome manner"
Chief Engr Felix Kupa National president of NBM of Africa Worldwild noted that all humans are born with same colour of blood in their vain and as such their skin colour should not matter he said.

The organization says it acknowledges the role of other Black oriented organizations Like the Black Lives Matter who have stood up as early responders to call for Justice for George Floyd by organizing protests, radical social disobedience and advocacy, that the US as a model of democracy, human rights and freedom, is expected to live up to its responsibility and above racial divides and racial profiling to serve as a global leading light.

On Uwaila Omozuwa a 22years old 100 level student of University of Benin, Edo State Nigeria, Uwa was attacked and raped by said to be unknowned men at a Redeemed Christian Church, Edo State, this gruesomeness and injustice is many too glaring to be left unjustified, Kupa said.

The organization also used the occasion to call on the inspector General of Police who is the sole custodian of protecting lives and property in the country to ensure that the perpetuators are apprehended and justice adequately served. "We can not live in a society where citizens can just be easily molested, abused or murdered in broad daylight".

Kupa also called on the Federal Ministry of Justice, the Edo state government, civil society organizations, right groups and all well meaning lovers of a peaceful and Just society to stand up for justice in this peculiar case of Uwa, and also stand that Justice is served whenever there's an act of social injustice or murder in any part of the country he said.

The organization went further to offers its condolences to the families of George Floyd,  the Black community worldwide and the family of Uwaila Omozuwa on the death of their loved one, and called for a global condemnation against racial killing and social injustice globally.