Martha Agba Advocates for Stronger Laws to End Gender-Based Violence
Former Cross River State House of Representatives aspirant, Dr. Martha Agba, calls for stronger laws and collective action to combat gender-based violence (SGBV). Agba reaffirms her commitment to ending SGBV, highlighting the urgent need for holistic reforms, effective enforcement mechanisms, and community involvement.
She stresses the importance of education, speaking out against abuse, and breaking the cycle of violence early. Agba urges government agencies, civil society groups, faith-based organizations, and citizens to work together towards eliminating SGBV by 2025.
Her advocacy aims to empower survivors, punish offenders, and prevent future abuses in Cross River State and Nigeria at large.
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