NHRC, Nollywood partner N2N

The group whose main targets are women, children and the violated said at a courtesy call made be the N2N to the NHRC headquarters, Abuja, it needed to marry the NHRC as an agency which already shares its ideals.  Executive Secretary of the Commission, Prof. Bem Angwe, while receiving his guests, said “actors are bringing […]

The group whose main targets are women, children and the violated said at a courtesy call made be the N2N to the NHRC headquarters, Abuja, it needed to marry the NHRC as an agency which already shares its ideals.
  Executive Secretary of the Commission, Prof. Bem Angwe, while receiving his guests, said “actors are bringing hope to Nigerians and Africans as a whole. Nollywood, today, is a source of activity that brings smiles to the faces of many.
Professor Angwe said the NHRC always looked forward to such union, adding that “your proposition assures that we’ll be heard all over Nigeria and beyond.  The NHRC isn’t doing a favour, but rather, Next2None is helping us achieve our mandate.”
Earlier in his presentation, Bar. Nduka Sam Obu founder of the initiative said Nollywood was chosen for the collaboration, because the youths are readily adaptable to the entertainment industry.
“We chose people like Pastor Sydney Diala and Chief Bruno Iwuoha who have made their mark in the industry and have impacted lives beyond it. N2N has so far received no less than 200 partnership applications including those of A-list starts like Genevieve Nnnaji, Ibinabo Fiberesima, Zack Orji and Keppy Ekpeyong amongst others.”
Presenting a script for a reality TV production, Obu said the storyline was based on his experiences as a lawyer defending cases of violation, prostitution, trafficking and abuses, among  others. “On this note, we would like to pick the brain of the Commission to further enrich our stories as they share with us ideas based on cases they have treated. This will further enlighten the public on some of the menace that go unheard of and to empower them with the knowledge that such experiences are not the end of the road for them.”