Anna Rengren Lovin, a Danish born woman who grew up in Sweden, was at all watching television when she happened upon a channel that was showing a documentary with the title The Witch Children of Africa. It was shocking to her that learned that superstition was being used to torture and kill innocent children and she decided to find out more, however, with an endearing nature for philanthropic services.
Having worked as a humanitarian worker in countries such as Malawi and Tanzania, she beams her benevolent gesture to Nigeria with the documentary of The Witch Children of Africa serving as her catalyst against witchcraft accusations against children innocent in Nigeria.
Having established a Danish non governmental organization in 2012 with a mission to raise awareness about superstition in Africa, with a particular focus on Nigeria, she traveled to the country the following year for the first time in her life to begin the process of educating people about superstition. Read the full story here ▶
