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Residents of Rehoboth demonstrated Saturday against drug addiction in their city.
The march was organized by artist Lindsey Dentlinger, who told New Era yesterday: "Addiction is destroying many lives in Rehoboth and the rest of our country, not just young people, but all ages."
"Dependence affects everyone or has a direct impact on everyone, we think people are still refusing too much and looking for the problem elsewhere," she said.
Dentlinger added that she would like to see people wake up and be released (from drugs) and that her main goal is to convey the message of freedom through the power of Christ Jesus.
Dentlinger added that drug abuse and drug trafficking weigh heavily on Namibian youth as well as on other age groups.
"Today, more people are suffering from an illicit drug-related disorder and one in four deaths result from the use of illicit drugs." In fact, more deaths, illnesses and disabilities are addicted to addiction and substance abuse as any other preventable health problem.In our country, he has become a hangman for families leading to violence, rape, trauma, fracture and other social problems. " , she pointed out.
She observed that Rehoboth became a drug trafficking "have" and stated that his community was at risk of being destroyed.
"We would like to engage in the fight against the evil that destroys our community from within."
The walk, organized by the Christ High Project, highlighted the need to take into account the experiences and testimonies of the community in order to help those who suffer.
"Our goal is to educate and eliminate drugs within our communities.Our main goal is to empower and send the message of hope and freedom to people through the the good news of Jesus Christ Our life and the way we live it affect not only us but the others around us, our families, our environment and our communities, we can not sit back and watch the others fight, change begins with us and with you, "added Dentlinger.
The artist said she was disappointed by the low turnout, with about 50 people attending the parade, claiming that people are just moans and that they are quick to comment on social media, but they do not support actions.
The march began at the Rehoboth Police Station where detainees were encouraged to change their behavior. Spectators then went to Rehoboth Stadium to attend the Reho Recreation Day, where DIY activities and fun activities were organized for residents.
On Saturday night, an event of praise and praise took place where artists such as Elize Dentlinger, Lucy Bock, Jason Bock, Lindsey, Shareef and Caitlyn performed.
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