A United Stand: Mombasa Rallies to Support the Mughokaa Ban
ReachoutCTIn a remarkable display of community spirit and solidarity, residents of Mombasa came together in a peaceful procession to support the ban on Mughokaa in Mombasa County. This significant event, which took place from Mwembe Tayari and concluded at Mapembeni along Moi Avenue, highlighted the collective commitment to addressing this critical issue.
The procession was more than just a walk; it was a powerful demonstration of our unified stance against the adverse effects of Mughokaa. The ban, championed by our dedicated Governor, Abdulswamad Shariff Nassir, is a crucial step in combating the severe impact of Mughokaa on mental health and the alarming rise in addiction among school children. By coming together, we are taking a vital step in safeguarding the health and future of our community.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated in this event, raising their voices in unison against the dangers of Mughokaa. Your presence and support were instrumental in making this procession a success.
Our gratitude also goes out to our invaluable partners who played a key role in ensuring the success of this event:
- Mewa Health and Harm Reduction
- Mombasa Women Empowerment Network – Mental Rescue Center
- Manyatta Youth Entertainment – Community Based Organization
Your efforts, alongside the dedication of all who joined the procession, made this event a powerful statement of solidarity and action. Together, we have shown that the community of Mombasa stands firm against the dangers posed by Mughokaa, and we are committed to fostering a healthier, safer environment for all.
Let this event serve as a reminder of what we can achieve when we come together for a common cause. The ban on Mughokaa is not just a policy; it is a promise to our children and future generations that we will protect them from harm and ensure their well-being. Thank you to everyone who took part in this pivotal moment for our community
