United Against GBV: Activista Yola Leads Over 100 Youths in Solidarity Walk


As part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), Activista Yola collaborated with Today For Tomorrow Initiative Yola and several youth-led organizations to organize a solidarity walk in Adamawa State.

The impactful event brought together over 100 youths and representatives from 50 youth-led organizations, collectively taking more than 1,000 steps to raise awareness and call for an end to GBV.

A campaign song featuring a powerful call to action in three major Nigerian languages, with the message "STOP RAPE!", added a resonant voice to the cause.

Activista Yola remains committed to empowering young people and amplifying their voices to build a society free from gender-based violence.



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