ANTI-CULTISM: SPANISH KINGDOM GROUP, TASIEOBI FOUNDATION PARTNER POCACOV

Tasieobi Global Foundation, a global initiative for youth development founded by Mr. Elvis Tasieobi and Spanish Kingdom Group, a hospitality real estate and wine production conglomerate has joined forces with the Nigeria Police in its campaign against Cultism and other Vices.

Chairman of Spanish Kingdom Group Mr. Onyeka Ogbatu (Don Perry) revealed this recently when he paid a courtesy visit to CSP Ebere Amaraizu, the national coordinator of Police Campaign Against Cultism and other Vices, POCACOV, at the IGP Adamu Abubukar Mohammed Resource Center Enugu.

During the visit, Spanish Kingdom Group chairman Mr. Ogbatu decried the rise of cultism and other vices in the society and the need to join forces with the Police to eradicate these social monsters.

According to him, “These challenges and the danger they pose to the well being of the people requires a collective response from everyone in the society to ensure its elimination regardless of our gender, tribe, religion and status.

On his own remarks, founder of Tasieobi Global Foundation, Mr. Elvis Tasieobi said his Foundation, “embarked on a nationwide sensitization and reorientation of youths in primary and secondary schools against all nefarious activities”.

Parents, he said, have a lot to do to put their wards in check, as the bulk of the responsibility lie with them. Mr. Tasieobi noted that “most of these cases are as a result of poor parenting as parents are too busy to care for their wards due to the harsh economic realities,” he said.

CSP. Ebere Amaraizu the national coordinator of POCACOV, thanked the visitors for their efforts and passion to be part of the noble initiative which is very dear to the IGP and promised them that POCACOV will not disappoint in its mission of creating a safer society for our youths.

POCACOV, an initiative of the Inspector General of Police, IGP Muhammadu Abubakar Adamu, is instituted to tame the high rate of youth restiveness and menace in the society.

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