Favour Benson, Executive Director of Jashabel Touch-A-Heart Foundation (JTAH Foundation), has strongly condemned the disturbing reports of sexual violence against women and girls in Ozoro, Delta State.
She described the incident as deeply troubling and unacceptable, stressing that no culture, festival, or tradition should ever be used as a cover for abuse, fear, or violation.
According to her, women and girls deserve to feel safe everywhere and at all times, without exception.
Favour Benson reaffirmed that JTAH Foundation stands firmly with survivors, calling for full accountability, justice for victims, and stronger protective measures to prevent such incidents from recurring.
She further emphasized the urgent need for collective action, noting that silence only fuels continued violence.
“Silence enables violence. Speak up. Act now. End SGBV,” she stated.
About Jashabel Touch-A-Heart Foundation (JTAH Foundation)
JTAH Foundation is a registered non-governmental and non-profit organisation based in Lagos, Nigeria. The foundation is dedicated to promoting the rights and welfare of women, girls, and vulnerable individuals.
Since its establishment, JTAH Foundation has focused on Advocacy, Counselling, Intervention (ACI) – addressing issues such as domestic and gender-based violence, poverty, and social injustice. Through awareness campaigns, stakeholder conferences, and charity initiatives, the foundation continues to touch lives, inspire hope, and strengthen communities, particularly among women and young girls in underserved areas.
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