Ijaw Women Rights' Protection Forum

20/05/2026

Ijaw Women Rights Forum Celebrates Peace Dr. Agediga on Birth Anniversary

The Ijaw Women Rights’ Protection Forum has felicitates Amb. Dr. Shadrack Agediga on his birthday, describing him as a peace ambassador committed to unity and

16/05/2026

Today, Ijaw Women Rights' Protection Forum proudly celebrate Major Isaac Jasper Adaka Boro Day in honour of the great Ijaw hero, Major Isaac Jasper Adaka Boro, whose courage, sacrifice, and love for the Niger Delta people continue to inspire generations. The Ijaw Women Right’s Protection Forum remembers Adaka Boro as a fearless voice who stood for justice, equality, resource control, and the dignity of the Ijaw people. His struggle was not for hatred or division, but for fairness, development, and the protection of our land and future. As we mark this important day, we call on all Ijaw sons and daughters, especially the youth, to uphold unity, peace, education, and leadership with integrity. Let us continue to speak against oppression, injustice, violence against women, and all forms of exploitation affecting our communities.
May the legacy of Adaka Boro never fade. His bravery remains a symbol of resistance, strength, and hope for the Ijaw nation.
Happy Adaka Boro Day to all Ijaw people across the world

12/05/2026

Ijaw Women Rights’ Protection Forum Raises Alarm Over Rising Human Trafficking of Teenagers https://congressng.com/ijaw-women-rights-protection-forum-raises-alarm-over-rising-human-trafficking-of-teenagers/

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The Ijaw Women Rights’ Protection Forum (IWRPF) has issued a strong call to the Nigerian government, security agencies, community leaders and international

12/05/2026

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We must continue to create awareness in schools, homes, churches, mosques, and communities that menstruation is normal and healthy. Girls should have access to sanitary pads, clean water, proper hygiene education, and emotional support. Boys should also be educated to understand and respect menstruation instead of making jokes about it. A society that supports menstrual health protects the dignity and future of the girl child. Let us raise a generation where girls can speak freely about their health without fear, shame, or embarrassment. Every girl deserves respect, care, and the right information about her bod👨‍👩‍👧‍👦👨‍👩‍👧‍👦👨‍👩‍👧‍👦👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all strong, loving and hardworking mothers across the world, especially the brave Ijaw mothers whose sacrifices, prayers and strength continue to hold our families and communities together. Today, the Ijaw Women Rights' Protection Forum celebrates every mother for her endless care, wisdom and courage. Mothers are the backbone of society, the first teachers of every child and the light that guides the home.
We encourage all mothers to continue raising children with love, discipline, peace and good moral values. Your efforts may not always be seen, but they are deeply appreciated and honored. May God bless and protect all mothers, give strength to single mothers, comfort to grieving mothers and joy to every woman praying for motherhood. Happy Mother’s Day from the Ijaw Women Rights Protection Forum

07/05/2026

The Ijaw Women Right’s Protection Forum calls on all citizens, especially the electorate, to rise to their responsibility and demand accountability from those in leadership. Good governance thrives when leaders are transparent, responsible, and committed to the welfare of the people. Silence in the face of injustice, corruption, and poor leadership only weakens our society.
Let us stand together to promote fairness, integrity, peace, and development for the benefit of all.

01/05/2026

Happy New Month from the Ijaw Women Rights' Protection Forum to every woman, man, girl, and boy.
As we welcome the month of May, we pray it brings you closer to your heart’s desires. May this new month be filled with peace, strength, progress, and abundant blessings for you and your families.
Let us continue to stand together, support one another, and work towards a better and more united society. Wishing you all a fulfilling and successful month ahead. Happy New Month🙌🙌

29/04/2026

Ijaw Women’s Group Condemns Killings In Ojobo, Ogboinbiri; Calls For Peace, Dialogue

The Ijaw Women Rights’ Protection Forum, IWRPF, has strongly condemned the ongoing killings and violence in Ojobo and Ogboinbiri communities over mere

23/04/2026

Ijaw Women’s Group Celebrates President Hilda Amogha on Birthday https://congressng.com/ijaw-womens-group-celebrates-president-hilda-amogha-on-birthday/

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The Ijaw Women Rights’ Protection Forum (IWRPF) has extended warm felicitations to its President, Comrade Hilda Amogha, on the occasion of her birth

20/04/2026

Prioritise Girl Child’s Education To Avoid Early Marriage -Women Rights Forum Urges Parents

The Ijaw Women Rights’ Protection Forum, IWRPF, has issued a passionate call to parents across the Niger Delta and beyond, urging them to prioritize the