ADF Will Continue to Defend Rights of
Migrants-ADF Chairperson
The Chairperson of ADF has
promised that the organization will continue to defend the rights of migrants
in South Africa. Marc Gbaffou was speaking at the end of year party for the
organization December 12, 2015. “We appreciate commitment of members in 2015,a
year worth remembering. We were up to the challenges. Even if we are seen by
some officials as troublesome orgnanisation, we have to help continue defending
rights of Migrants,” he said.
He also appreciated
the support of CCFD-Terre Solidaire and French Embassy which supported the ADF
in 2015. Gbaffou announce the relocation of ADF offices from its present site
to 9 Harley Street, Cnr Old Harrow Rd, still in Yeoville and also the creation
of the ADF Women’s league, beginning 2016.
Senior ADF member Jason
Osuafor encouraged members to keep the steam given that people all over the
world visit Mzansi just to know more about ADF. He called for exchange of
information among members so as to avoid any lapses.
ADF’s acting Head of
Communication Johnson Emeka said there would be restructuring of ADF in 2016
and appreciated the fast pace at which the ADF was growing and said the
organization has stretched up to Malawi. ADF’s team support staff Cyprian Ekani
raised some technical issues for ADF members visibility and identification
while working on the ground.
Many ADF's members took
part in the celebrations of the end of year party.
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