With over 140 Gender Related killings of Women and Girls in the first 9 months of 2025, The fight against femicide takes center stage again this November, during the 16 Days of Activism, as the DOHS Cares Foundation hosts the Global Race Against Femicide 2, themed “Run for Her.” The 5 Kilometer awareness run will take place […]
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Founder Raises Global Alarm on Femicide on the Connecting the Dots Platform. DOHS Cares Foundation has successfully rescued and 216 women and children from diverse forms of abuse ranging from domestic violence and attempted femicide to sexual assault to child abuse over the past 18 months. DOHS Cares’ Founder, Ololade Ajayi, revealed this while speaking about the alarming
ON DEBORAH EMENEM: FALSE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST FEMICIDE VICTIMS We are compelled to speak out against a deeply disturbing tactic being used to derail Justice: The deliberate spread of false claims against Deborah Sam-Praise Emenem, a 22 years old fresh graduate from the University of Nigeria Nsukka, by Emmanuel Gambo who murdered her, a student of the same
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Nigeria has one of the highest numbers of child laborers globally, with over 15 million children forced to work instead of attending school. Poverty, lack of access to quality education, Gender Inequality and socio-economic challenges drive this issue. Today, on World Day Against Child Labor, we stand together to condemn the exploitation of children worldwide and reaffirm
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Written by Jenifatu, Ololade and Precious of the DOHS Femicide Research Hub We are deeply disturbed by the continuous lackadaisical statements made by Nigerian musician Speed Darlington, a 41-year-old man, who described how a 15 year old girl he raped bled so much that the entire bedspread was stained with blood, an evidence that this was a violent assault.
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Written by Jenifatu and Egbo MaryJane of the DOHS Femicide Research Hub. One of the biggest misconceptions of the century is that femicide happens as a singular event and not as a coalesce of a series of abusive behaviour over time. Often, when conversations about femicide are had, we intentionally forget to mention the abuse,
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DOHS Femicide Research Hub conducts survey on participants at International Women’s Day program to determine knowledge on Femicide in Nigeria.
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A non Governmental Organization, DOHS Cares Foundation, has begun its plan to spotlight Orphans and Vulnerable Children in its Educational Advocacy Campaign in 2025, with its establishment of Club Therapy at Brainy Kids Foundation, on the 2025 International Day of Education, in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State. The DOHS’ Club therapy is a
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As part of its programs for the 2024 #16DaysOfActivism, DOHS Cares Foundation spotlighted the victims of Femicide through a mini marathon geared towards awareness about Femicide in Nigeria. The event which happened on the 30th of November 2024 at the National Stadium in Surulere Lagos, took participants in a 5km run from Bode Thomas Avenue in
On the 30th of November 2024, The DOHS Cares Foundation will commemorate the 2024 #16daysofactivism to eliminate violence against women and girls with a 5 Kilometer Run in Lagos around the National stadium to create awareness o Femicide in Nigeria, The theme for the the 2024 #16days is “Unite to end violence against Women and
#16DAYSOFACTIVISM: DOHS INTENSIFIES ADVOCACY CAMPAIGN TO END FEMICIDE THROUGH SPORTS . Read More »
