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As you celebrate this Easter, May God’s blessings, peace, love, and happiness that come with this season, be yours and y...
05/04/2026

As you celebrate this Easter, May God’s blessings, peace, love, and happiness that come with this season, be yours and your family’s.🙏🕊️✝️

Happy Easter from all of us at WeUs International.🤍




🚨 CALL TO ACTION: JUSTICE FOR OZORO WOMEN 🚨On March 19, 2026, during a festival in Ozoro, Delta State, women were barred...
21/03/2026

🚨 CALL TO ACTION: JUSTICE FOR OZORO WOMEN 🚨

On March 19, 2026, during a festival in Ozoro, Delta State, women were barred from public spaces. Those seen outside were hunted, stripped, molested, and sexually assaulted by men.

This is not culture.
This is organised gender-based violence.
This is EVIL.

What we demand:
• Full prosecution of every perpetrator
• An end to this violent "tradition"
• Justice for every woman violated
• Accountability for leaders who normalise this

And to anyone defending this:
A woman's safety is not your permission. Her right to exist in public is not negotiable. Defending violence makes you complicit, guilty and EVIL.

We at WeUs International condemn this barbaric and evil act. We lend our voices and we demand justice. Everyone involved should be punished and prosecuted.

Every woman and girl deserves a safe space.✨

Use your voice too, share this and demand justice.








Wishing you and your family a blessed Eid Al-Fitr filled with happiness, peace, joy, gratitude, and love.✨🌙💕🙏Eid Mubarak...
20/03/2026

Wishing you and your family a blessed Eid Al-Fitr filled with happiness, peace, joy, gratitude, and love.✨🌙💕🙏

Eid Mubarak.☪️



A mother's love is the fuel that enables a normal person to do the impossible.We celebrate and honour every amazing Moth...
15/03/2026

A mother's love is the fuel that enables a normal person to do the impossible.
We celebrate and honour every amazing Mother.
Thank you for being the heart of every home.🌸

Happy Mother’s Day.🌹💜


International Women's Day 2026 Theme Is “Give To Gain”✨When women give, the world gains.This year, we celebrate the beau...
08/03/2026

International Women's Day 2026 Theme Is “Give To Gain”✨

When women give, the world gains.

This year, we celebrate the beautiful rhythm of reciprocity, the truth that every seed of support planted in a woman returns as a harvest that feeds us all.

Give To Gain is more than a theme; it's a movement. A call to shift from scarcity to abundance, from competition to collaboration, from holding back to lifting up.

Because here's what we know:

• A girl given education gains a future that reshapes generations.
• A woman given mentorship gains confidence that crumbles ceilings.
• A mother given resources gains stability that strengthens communities.
• A sister given visibility gains a voice that echoes where silence once lived.

Giving is not loss, it's intentional multiplication. When we pour into women, we don't empty ourselves; we expand the circle of impact until everyone stands inside it.

This IWD 2026, the question isn't how much can we afford to give, it's how much can we afford to withhold?

What will you give?

• Your time to mentor a young girl finding her way.
• Your resources to fund a woman's dream into reality.
• Your voice to advocate for policies that protect and empower.
• Your platform to amplify stories the world needs to hear.
• Your presence to remind her she is not alone.

Because when women thrive, we don't just rise, we rise together.

Give. And watch the world gain.✨

Dearest Woman, you are enough.🌸
Happy International Women’s Day.💜





It's always an exciting experience and an opportunity to advocate, learn, and collaborate with leaders and activists wor...
08/03/2026

It's always an exciting experience and an opportunity to advocate, learn, and collaborate with leaders and activists worldwide. Witnessing the inspiration of CSW69, we are certain this year will be even more impactful, and we are ready for it.

This year's theme, "Access to Justice for All Women and Girls," speaks directly to the realities women face every day, globally, whose rights must be protected, whose voices must be heard, and what must change for women to live safely and equally. We will be taking part in adding our voice to a global movement pushing for real, lasting change.

We will be engaging directly in shaping solutions, amplifying important voices, and bringing back insights to strengthen our society. Being part of this dialogue means actively participating in building a more just and equal future for all women and girls.

So, the founder of WeUs International Mary Silas, alongside thousands of advocates from around the world, will learn, connect, and take action together. UN Women UN Women UK

Together we can.✨💪

Happy International Women’s Day.💜🩷🤍
God bless and keep us all.🙏





This 2026, be intentional about yourself.Have an amazing year.🥂Happy New Year from us at WeUs International.🥳💕
01/01/2026

This 2026, be intentional about yourself.
Have an amazing year.🥂

Happy New Year from us at WeUs International.🥳💕


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25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from Us.🎄💕🎁



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Happy International Men’s Day.💙This year, we celebrate all the positive values, achievements, and contributions good men...
19/11/2025

Happy International Men’s Day.💙

This year, we celebrate all the positive values, achievements, and contributions good men bring to their families and society.👏🏼

We also support and empower boys to become good men in our society and the world as a whole.👏🏼

We see you all and we celebrate you, Men and Boys.💙🥳



🕊️ Justice For Ochanya: A Legacy of Pain and a Call to Action 🕊️In Loving Memory of Ochanya Ogbanje (2005–2018).Ochanya ...
31/10/2025

🕊️ Justice For Ochanya: A Legacy of Pain and a Call to Action 🕊️
In Loving Memory of Ochanya Ogbanje (2005–2018).

Ochanya Ogbanje was just eight years old when her mother sent her to live with her aunt (her mother’s sister), hoping for a better education and future. Instead of finding sanctuary, she entered a nightmare that would last five years. In the home that should have been her safe haven, she suffered repeated sexual violence at the hands of her aunt's husband, Andrew Ogbuja, and his son, Victor. These men, entrusted with her care, who were her relatives, became her tormentors.

The sustained brutality destroyed her young body. She developed Vesicovaginal Fistula (VVF), a devastating condition typically seen in older women after childbirth, but in Ochanya's case, caused by violent assault. This left her incontinent, isolated, and suffering both physical and emotional trauma. At just thirteen years old, Ochanya died from complications of her injuries. A life cut short by unspeakable cruelty.

Her death was not merely a tragedy but a crime enabled by multiple failures. A family that didn't protect her, a community that didn't intervene, and a system that moves too slowly to protect vulnerable children. While her abusers initially walked free, her story sparked national outrage in Nigeria and beyond, becoming a symbol of the urgent need to address sexual violence against children.

Ochanya's case exposes painful truths about our society. How easily children can become invisible, how systems designed to protect often fail the most vulnerable, and how cultural silence around sexual violence enables predators. Her story represents countless unnamed children suffering similar fates behind closed doors.

We remember Ochanya not just as a victim, but as a catalyst for change. Her memory should compel everyone to:

- Demand full legal accountability for all perpetrators
- Reform systems that fail vulnerable children
- Break the culture of silence around sexual violence
- Educate communities about child protection
- Support survivors with compassion and resources

The fight for justice continues beyond courtroom verdicts. True justice means creating a world where no child endures what Ochanya suffered. It requires each of us to become protectors, to notice, to speak, to act when children are in danger.

If Ochanya's story moves you, let it move you to action. Share her story. Support organisations fighting child abuse. Challenge harmful cultural practices. Protect the children in your circle. Let her memory be a constant reminder that we must create a society where every child is safe, valued, and protected.

We at WeUs International condemn this cruelty and join say Justice For Ochanya Ogbanje.🖊️








International Day of the Girl, observed every October 11th, is a global celebration of girls' voices, leadership, and po...
11/10/2025

International Day of the Girl, observed every October 11th, is a global celebration of girls' voices, leadership, and power. It's a day for everyone who supports girls' rights to unite and advocate for their full potential.

Guided by girl led networks, this year’s theme is The girl I am, the change I lead: Girls on the frontlines of crisis. It calls us to recognise the powerful role girls play as leaders and change makers, especially in times of instability and crisis.

Every girl child is important.💜💚🤍




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