Dear all,

I just want to share with you that at the 23rd Special Session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva on 1st April 2015 which was dedicated to the issue of Boko Haram in Nigeria, we seized the opportunity with our international partners to make an oral Statement on our Chibog girls.

Please find attached a copy of the statement for your information.

WOCON RECENTLY ENGAGED BY UNODC SPONSORED BY EUROPEAN UNION TO CARRY OUT GRASSROOT AWARENESS CAMPAIGN ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING,CHILD LABOUR AND SMUGGLING IN PERSONS  IN  LAGOS MAINLAND(OYINGBO) AND BADAGARY RESPECTIVELY. THE PROJECT IS TO LAST FOR A DURATION OF 8 MONTHS.

WOCON PAID A COURTESY VISIT TO OBA AKRAN OF BADAGARY AND THE MARKET MASTERS AND MARKET CHIEF OF BADAGARY MARKET.

I sleep in cages and wake up in chains

My palms are parched, my lips, dry

My body is broken yet my spirit stays awakened 

To keep fighting as long as the sun is shining

My hope is not dead and my faith has not left.

‎I am still waiting for my freedom.

Admist this rain of ruins and false declaration of me

I refuse to yield to darkness and hopelessness

I belong to the future, I cannot be defeated

I am still the-girl-child

Today, 14 April 2015 marks one year after, and over 240 Chibok girls are still missing and many more have been abducted by Boko Haram from other places in North Eastern Nigeria.
Our girls have become endangered species in this day and age.  This is a shame to our country and humanity as a whole.
We call on  Nigerian Government  and the comity of Nations to intensify the efforts bring back our girls now safe and alive!!!.