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Last month on Facebook, a teenage girl was vilified and slutshamed for having an implant.
It’s almost time for international day of the girl child, the reality of most girls in Nigeria?
Child marriage, some girls are even used as debt or loan repayment and Nigeria…
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This number emphasizes the alarming scale of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Nigeria!
Given that many victims do not report GBV due to stigma, fear, or lack of trust in law enforcement, this number likely represents only a fraction of actual cases.
This statistic is a call to action for the government and other stakeholders to intensify their commitment to preventing and responding to GBV in Nigeria.
Through the Womanity Index, you can hold your state government accountable for their responsibility to effectively and holistically prevent and respond to GBV in your state.
#WomanityIndex2024
#WI24
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This guy is likely to be suspended tomorrow morning and subsequently sacked, I’m told. He just deleted his LinkedIn page this evening. He had a good CV and wonderful prospects. Now his career hangs in the balance just because he couldn’t control his anger. Sad.
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At 12:35am this morning, 17 year old Deborah was released from the Dutse Alhaji Divisional police station after her bail was perfected.
She is pictured here with Ms. Dorothy Njemanze, the founder of @dnfoundation, her mother and Samuel Olukade (@olukade) Esq., a legal counsel with @hopebehindbar
Inspite of her release on bail, the case is far from over. WE HEREBY DEMAND THAT ALL RELEVANT AUTHORITIES TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION TO RECTIFY THE GRAVE INJUSTICE that has been done. Those responsible for her earlier unlawful detention should be held accountable for their actions. We further call for a comprehensive review of the procedures surrounding the treatment of minors within the justice system to prevent future violations of their rights. The Nigerian government must uphold its obligations under both national and international law to protect the rights of all individuals, especially the most vulnerable among us. #FreeDeborahOshinowo
We’ve received disturbing news about this case, a 16-year-old girl, a minor, has been in police custody since yesterday for allegedly verbally insulting a court bailiff.
On Tuesday, said bailiff allegedly visited the young girl's home to deliver a letter regarding tenancy to her mother. Unable to read it, her mother asked the bailiff to read it aloud. He refused and threw the letter at her, hitting her in the face. Upset by the disrespect shown to her mother, the young girl expressed her frustration, telling the bailiff it was wrong to treat an elderly woman that way. She continued to voice her displeasure as he left.
The following day, the bailiff returned with a police officer, not in uniform, informing her mother that the girl needed to come with them to the police station, accusing her of “physically assaulting” the bailiff. By 10 PM, @dnfoundation was contacted for assistance at the station. When they requested bail for her, the police refused, stating the order to detain her had come from higher authorities.
This case raises serious concerns about wrongful arrest, abuse of judicial process, denial of fair hearing, and the misuse of authority. As a minor, this young girl is entitled to special protections under Nigerian law and international conventions, including the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Legal proceedings involving minors should prioritize their welfare and safeguard their rights throughout the process. We are monitoring the case closely and call on the relevant authorities to ensure that the girl is released.
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Guys!!!! Deborah is going to be at Dutse Police Station till Monday. I have never ever seen such miscarriage of justice happen over verbal abuse. Like somebody wake me up 😭😭😭
This was her mums reaction when she was told 💔💔💔 #FreeDeborahOshinowo
A bail application for Debby was set in motion today. This is how the mother of the minor received the news that there was no one to process it by 1pm and so she'll have to stay detained till Monday. She hasn't been able to tell the court her side. #fairerforce #freedeborah
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Women own a disproportionately small amount of agricultural land compared to men. This limits their ability to make decisions about land use and reduces...
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#inclusiveleadership
#feministleadership
#whatnaijawomenwant
@hbsNigeria
@dnfoundation
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Help Baby Emmanuel’s mom to go back to her school and to be able to provide for her child ❤️
Contributions can be made to DNF at Zenith Bank with Account Number: 1014857963.
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#DonateAPenToMrPresident is going LIVE tomorrow!!!
Join us and Nigerian Students as we demand presidential assent to the Sexual Harassment in Tertiary Educational Institutions Prevention, Prohibition, and Redressal Bill.
#DonateAPenToMrPresident
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"Safety, healthcare, justice, access to opportunities & political representation”
It was a pleasure to share more about the #WhatNaijaWomenWant campaign the event!
The work has only just began for us, we invite you to collaborate with us to ensure gender-sensitive policymaking
We are excited to have successfully hosted the #WhatNaijaWomenWant high-level brunch which secured commitments from government and civil society actors for greater representation of women in policies.
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Stakeholders were presented with a toolkit for policymakers on how to make gender-inclusive policies along with a book capturing some of the demands made by Nigerian women across social media.
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We are excited to have partnered with @dnfoundation, other civil society actors and allies. The #WhatNaijaWomenWant stakeholder campaign would not have been possible without the support of @hbsNigeria
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We are excited to have successfully hosted the #WhatNaijaWomenWant high-level brunch which secured commitments from government and civil society actors for greater representation of women in policies.
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At the Documentary Screening of "Leadership as e Suppose Be" A Dorothy Njemanze Foundation Production. What are your thoughts? Kindly join the conversation using the #whatnaijawomenwant #whatnailawomenwantfromtinubu #inclusiveleadersip – at Abuja, Nigeria
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I have watched many die and get worse in many ways, need to endure abusers and I know we need to be more sensitive to the needs of victims of abuse and noticing without taking action isn't where we want to be. Everyone has a role to play. What exactly are you doing? #MohbadImole
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Working with @dnfoundation and seeing diverse needs of victims of abuse daily and not being able to help most because of lack of resources, corrupt ridden and many times inhumane systems which endanger Frontline responders exposes me to many crying out like Mohbad did. 13
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A stitch in time saves nine. Mohbad's death has amplified the rot in many systems that we have normalized living with knowing how it endangers our shared humanity. Let's help victims of violence currently living through inhumane conditions truly stay alive and or get justice. 12






































