High Awareness, Zero Safety: Nigeria’s GBV Crisis Exposes Chilling Protection Gap

New empirical research presented by the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) has uncovered a stark paradox: while communities boast exceptionally high awareness rates, reaching 76.2% in Rivers State, they suffer from a critical 64.3% protection deficit driven by an absolute lack of safe shelters, accessible legal aid, and confidential referral pathways.

2027: CAN Cautions Against Using Its Name For Political Endorsements

CAN President, Archbishop Daniel Okoh, stated this in a press statement issued on Wednesday, following what the Association described as attempts by Archbishop Chivir Chianson and his group to associate CAN with a purported church mobilisation in support of a political candidate.

GBV Coalition Raises Alarm Over IDP Girls Allegedly Used As Collateral For Loans

A disturbing account of girls allegedly being used as collateral to secure loans in internally displaced persons (IDP) camps has raised fresh concerns about the exploitation of vulnerable populations, with Dr Uduak Akpan of Youth Alive Foundation drawing attention to the practice during a GBV coalition meeting in Abuja.