In commemoration of the International Human Rights Day as well as the end of 16 Days of Activism, the Dorothy Njemanze Foundation (DNF), will be hosting “HUMAN MÀTÁ,” a 2-hour stage fusion between music, poetry, theatre, and dance to provoke meaningful conversations on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, Feminism and equality.

This Night of Artvocacy will create and expand exchanges to inspire attitudinal change and promote feminist ideologies and issues covered by the Violence Against Persons Prohibition (VAPP), Child Rights Act (CRA), and Cybercrimes Act.


A lineup of stage acts alongside Dike Chukwumerije includes sensational online musicians, Oiza and Meyi, award-winning film and stage actresses Imoh Eboh, Adaora Onyechere, Dorothy Njemanze, and Omena Sodje, Poetry from Huwa Okoyomoh and Oreva, Stage Play Directed by Priye Diri, and a performance from renowned feminist Abiodun Baiyewu.

Human Màtá, Everybody's Business