PHOTOS: NGO rescue two malnourished children starved and tortured in prayer homes over alleged witchcraft in Akwa Ibom

Photo: NGO rescue two malnourished children starved and tortured in prayer homes over alleged witchcraft in Akwa Ibom
Volunteers with Child's Right Rehabilitation Network (CRARN)  has rescued two children, who were starved and tortured in different prayer and deliverance homes for one year over alleged witchcraft.
Photo: NGO rescue two malnourished children starved and tortured in prayer homes over alleged witchcraft in Akwa Ibom
"#StigmatizedChildren Deprived of Food and Education Rescued after a Tippoff from a Volunteer
"We were starved and constantly beaten in different prayer and deliverance homes for more than a year. School was a mere dream."

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