Leo Igwe
Contributor at Freelance
Chair, Critical Thinking Social Empowerment Foundation, Director Advocacy for Alleged Witches
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6 days ago |
modernghana.com | Leo Igwe
Humanist Enabling Love Project(HELP) applauds the Basic Rights Counsel Initiative (BRCI) for obtaining a court order to treat a baby, Ruth Oham Samuel, who urgently needs a blood transfusion in Calabar, Cross River state. According to the information made available to HELP, doctors at the university teaching hospital recommended an urgent blood transfusion for Ruth, or she would pass away within 72 hours.
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1 week ago |
modernghana.com | Leo Igwe
The Advocacy for Alleged Witches is outraged over the ritual killing and sacrifice of a six-year-old child, Muhammad Ibrahim Bulama, in Gombe Northern Nigeria. According to a statement posted on the Facebook page of the Gombe State Police Command, sometime in February, the grandfather of the victim noticed that Bulama was absent from the house and notified the relatives.
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1 week ago |
modernghana.com | Leo Igwe
The Advocacy for Alleged Witches draws the attention of Malawians to the visit of the Nigerian Pastor, Apostle Johnson Suleman. Suleman, general overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, is traveling to Malawi in July according to some information on a flyer that is circulating on social media. Suleman is a televangelist and a faith healer. He makes reckless and irresponsible faith claims. In 2020, during the COVID19 lock down, Suleman claimed to have healed some COVID19 patients.
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1 week ago |
modernghana.com | Leo Igwe
The Advocacy for Alleged Witches urges the Lagos state government and the Commissioner of Police in Lagos to ensure that justice prevails in the case of Ms. Adijat Pererra whose boyfriend Omotolani Sunday Taiwo, A K A Dayan allegedly murdered for rituals in February. The statement is being issued because, according to family sources, there have been attempts by the police to cover up the case. The Advocacy for Alleged Witches is outraged by this development.
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2 weeks ago |
modernghana.com | Leo Igwe
Religious rituals are not often what they are believed to be. So, African governments must be vigilant and take measures to combat religious abuse of children on the continent. Violations during religious ceremonies are rampant, and they negatively impact the lives of children and the future and development of society. In past years, some cases have been reported of children drowning and dying during baptism, or exorcism.
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