The Ministry of Women Affairs has unveiled plans to combat child abuse and enhance child rights protection across Nigeria by partnering with community members to serve as grassroots watchdogs.
Mr Gabriel Aduda, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, announced the initiative during a meeting with the National Child Rights Implementation Committee in Abuja.
Mr Aduda harped on the prevalence of child abuse cases in rural areas, and stressed the significance of engaging community champions to gather reliable data and address the challenges effectively.
He also highlighted the vital role of parents and caregivers in advancing children’s rights, urging their active participation in creating a secured environment for young Nigerians.
Dr Mac John Nwaobiala, Co-Chairman of the Committee, said the visit aimed to review progress and outline strategies for future action.
SimilarlyDr Andrew Madugu, the Director of Child Development at the Ministry, reaffirmed the committee’s steadfast commitment to advancing child protection initiatives.
Nkiru Maduechesi, UNICEF Child Protection Specialist, pledged the agency’s continued support for Nigeria’s efforts to uphold and safeguard the rights of children.
The move seeks to enhance grassroots engagement, particularly in underserved rural areas, to identify and address cases of abuse while fostering a nationwide culture of child safety and protection.
FRCN
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