JTAH Foundation

Event · 24 Sept 2021

Favour Benson Joins Lagos First Lady at GBV Stakeholders Forum

Favour Benson joined the First Lady of Lagos State and fellow NGO leaders at the second phase of the stakeholders' consultative forum on sexual and gender based violence.

Favour Benson with NGO leaders at the GBV stakeholders forum in Lagos

Favour Benson, the First Lady of Lagos State, and many executive directors of other NGOs were present at the second phase of the stakeholders' consultative forum on sexual and gender based violence (GBV).

NGOs present

  • Favour Benson, Executive Director, JTAH Foundation
  • Bose Iro-nsi, Executive Director, WRAHP
  • Ronke Oyelakin, CPN Lagos Coordinator
  • Obire Maureen, Director of Admin, JTAH Foundation
  • Ngozi Okoro, former CPN Lagos Coordinator
  • Josephine Effa Chukwuma, Executive Director, Project Alert
  • Real Woman Foundation, and others
Participants at the GBV stakeholders forum
NGO leaders at the GBV stakeholders forum

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