Tonto Dikeh, an actress and humanitarian from Nigeria’s film business, has joined a growing chorus of voices putting an end to the “One Chance” thefts afflicting Abuja….CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Given the recent illegal conduct committed by criminals posing as professional transport companies, local residents are understandably concerned about their safety. In an Instagram post about the need of a safe society, Tonto Dikeh stated that no one should have to live their daily lives in continual fear.
According to her writing, every Nigerian has the right to live their life as they see fit, work for a living, and return home securely. Like the person she spoke with, many residents feel frightened using public transit. The effort is being led by Abuja PR Network, which aims to draw attention to the dangers of “One Chance” and demand prompt action from authorities. Raising awareness, according to the movement’s organisers, is only half the fight; they also want more stringent security measures to stop fatalities.
Tonto Dikeh has once again offered her voice, demonstrating her commitment to social advocacy. The actress, well-known for advocating for social justice causes, is urging the government and security services to take further action to improve safety in Abuja. Her involvement has raised awareness of the movement and inspired others to defend their convictions. Hopefully, the initiative’s increasing visibility will lead lawmakers to act more quickly and aggressively, ending the threat and reviving confidence in the nation’s capital.
