Krizbeatz, SAAB walk against gender based violence

Some of the participants at the walk against gender violence in Kwara recently.

Foremost music producer Krizbeatz and non governmental organisation, Sa’adat Bibire Foundation (SAAB) penultimate weekend staged a march against gender based violence in Kwara State.

SAAB, at the rally, that had more than 500 people from all walks of life, revealed that the girl-child had continued to suffer a lot in the society as many older men and women tended to abuse the right of the girl-child with cases of their inhuman treatment rising daily.

According to the founder, Sa’adat Bibire, many people have died, especially the young ones because they failed to speak out against the trouble they went through in order to create awareness for others.”

We believe that it is the responsibility of all Kwarans and Nigerians at large to participate in the prevention of gender-based violence as many people have died in silence. There are things you can do to help children who are in danger. This is why we are staging this walk”, she said.

The walk which was tagged Unite Against Gender Based Violence saw men and old women of all ages come together to voice their discomfort against the problem even as some of them disclosed that they are now fully aware of the danger it portends.

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Also speaking on the exercise, Erima and Pana producer, Krizbeatz stated that the programme was designed to change the public perspectives about gender based violence such as rape, domestic violence in the society and bring awareness to the issues.

“I am happy to be part of this exercise because I believe it is the responsibility of every concerned Nigerians to be aware of the danger gender based violence portends for the society. Many people are actually suffering in silence and have no way out because they don’t even know what it means. With this exercise and many others to come, we are going to finally get our people educated,” he said.

The programme, which is supported by Kwara State government through the Office of the Chief Of Staff of the state is scheduled to hold again next year.

S-Davies Wande