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05/04/2026

This Easter, SOTHAWACA celebrates hope, resilience, and the power of renewal in every life. 🌅

We are reminded that even after the darkest moments, light returns, bringing with it love, peace, and fresh beginnings.

May every child, every family, and every community feel the warmth of compassion, the strength of unity, and the promise of brighter days ahead.

Together, let us choose hope, protect innocence, and uplift those in need.

23/03/2026

Crime does not stop at city limits; it travels, evolves, and affects communities everywhere. SOTHAWACA emphasizes that safety is a shared responsibility across borders and jurisdictions.

We must strengthen collaboration between communities, law enforcement, and institutions to address crime proactively and protect vulnerable populations.

Awareness, education, and timely reporting remain critical tools in preventing the spread of criminal activities beyond urban centers into rural areas.

Together, we can build safer environments by staying vigilant, united, and committed to justice for all, regardless of location.

22/03/2026

Ozoro r**e festival videos: Delta State government, police arrest community head over videos of ozoro cultural festival - BBC News Pidgin

Dis one start afta videos go viral on top social media wia e be like say a group of men dey pursue women for street dey tear dia clothes leave dem shouiting and crying as dem dey mo**st dem.

17/03/2026

EDSG GBV Committee Storms Igbinedion Education Over Viral Bullying Incident

Share the love By Rosemary Okoduwa The Edo State Gender-Based Violence Management Committee has paid an official visit to Igbinedion Education Centre following a viral bullying incident involving students of the school. The delegation was led by the Coordinator, Office of the Edo State First Lady, M...

15/03/2026

PUBLIC STATEMENT

EDO STATE MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

The Edo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development strongly condemns the disturbing video currently circulating on social media which shows some male students physically assaulting another male student at Igbinedion Education Centre in Benin City.

The Ministry views this act as deeply troubling and completely unacceptable. Violence, bullying, and any form of abuse among students undermine the values of respect, safety, and dignity that our educational institutions are meant to uphold. Schools must remain safe spaces where every child can learn, grow, and thrive without fear of intimidation or harm.

The Edo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development is already engaging with relevant authorities and the school management to ensure that the matter is thoroughly investigated and that appropriate actions are taken in line with child protection laws and school regulations. The welfare and protection of every child remain a priority of the Edo State Government.

We also use this opportunity to call on parents, guardians, school administrators, and the wider community to reinforce values of empathy, discipline, and respect among young people. Bullying and violence must never be tolerated, and all stakeholders must work collectively to prevent such incidents and safeguard the well-being of our children.

The Ministry reassures the public that it remains committed to protecting the rights and welfare of children across Edo State and will continue to collaborate with all relevant agencies to ensure justice, accountability, and the prevention of similar occurrences in the future.

Signed:
Hon. (Mrs.) Eugenia Abdallah
Honourable Commissioner
Edo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development

23/02/2026

https://de-patriot.com/2026/02/19/edo-govt-moves-to-intensify-enforcement-of-child-rights-laws-at-cric-meeting/

Share the loveBy Rosemary Okoduwa The Edo State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening child rights protection and enforcement across the state, as it convened a strategic meeting of the Edo State Child Rights Implementation Committee (CRIC). The meeting, organised by the Ministry...

13/02/2026

With Sothawaca – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

13/02/2026

With Basudha Modak – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 9 months in a row. 🎉

31/01/2026

Surviving child sexual abuse is a journey marked by pain, courage, and unimaginable strength. For every survivor who carries silent scars, we see you, we believe you, and we honor your resilience. Your story matters, and your life has value.

Many survivors grow up carrying shame that was never theirs, fear that was planted by abuse, and wounds hidden behind brave smiles. SOTHAWACA stands to remind every survivor that whatever happened to you was not your fault.

Healing is possible when survivors are heard, supported, and protected. With safe spaces, compassion, and justice, broken pieces can slowly become whole again. No survivor should walk this path alone.

Together, we raise our voices to break the silence, end stigma, and protect children everywhere. Survivors deserve healing, dignity, and hope.

30/01/2026

29/01/2026

Children imitate more than they obey. Every word we speak, every action we take, and every emotion we display becomes a lesson silently absorbed by young hearts watching us closely.

Our children learn love, patience, anger, and compassion not from instructions alone, but from the examples we set daily in our homes and communities.

When we choose kindness over cruelty and understanding over violence, we plant seeds of safety, confidence, and emotional strength in our children’s lives.

Model what you want your child to learn. Your character today shapes their future tomorrow. Let’s raise a generation grounded in empathy, respect, and healing.

16/01/2026

Good mental health is the foundation of dignity, healing, and hope for every survivor and every community we serve.

At SOTHAWACA, we believe that emotional well-being empowers women and children to reclaim their voices, rebuild confidence, and rise beyond trauma.

Through compassion, safe spaces, counseling, and advocacy, we nurture resilience, reminding survivors that seeking help is strength, not weakness.

When minds are supported, lives transform, cycles break, and futures brighten, together we choose care, empathy, and action for lasting mental wellness for all communities everywhere globally.