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Njama Njama Pledge To Say No To Animal Slaughter

Njama Njama Pledge To Say No To Animal Slaughter

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Started by Njama Njama 10 years, 10 months ago

Njama Njama - In Solidarity Project is asking persons to take the pledge to SAY NOT TO ANIMAL SLAUGHTER as part of its End Animal Slaughter Campaign.

Njama Njama - In Solidarity Project Launches its End Animal Slaughter Campaign on November 5, 2015 at Catholic Primary School Bonadikombo - Mile 4, Limbe, Cameroon where it received over 50 pledges from students and faculty to SAY NO TO ANIMAL SLAUGHTER

Njama Njama Project visited the Catholic Primary School in Bonadikombo -Mile 4, Limbe, Cameroon to launch it's End Animal Slaughter Campaign as part of its solidarity efforts. alongside the Moral Ethics and Rights Humanitarian Reawakening Foundation (MERHRAF) and the African Center for Community Development (ACCD). Njama Njama revealed its peace one plate at a time initiative - empowering individual peace movments through simple actions.

Njama Njama - In Solidarity Project End Animal Slaughter Campaign is promoting a raw plants and natural living accross Africa as part of its Sustainable World Peace Program. The Moral Ethics and Rights Humanitarian Reawakening Foundation (MERHRAF) and the African Center for Community Development (ACCD) are facilitating Njama Njama through a collaboration for peace, social justice, environmental education, global sustainable development, sustainable poverty alleviation, as well as social and civic involvement.

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Mimi Bennett
10 years ago Featured

YES! stop the killing now its time to change how we live. plants are way better anyway

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Samuel Fleming
10 years ago Featured

This is a great message for the kids at the school. Animals deserve better treatment and we should really be looking at more natural ways to feed our families.

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Ambrose Otachi
6 years ago

Good Idea

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Abigail Cyntje
10 years ago

Yay!!!!!!