Nigeria has ranked 33rd out of 40 countries for its measures to protect children against sexual abuse and exploitation, edging countries such as China, Vietnam and Pakistan but fairing worse than counterparts such as India, Jamaica and South Africa. This is according to a new index developed by the Economist Intelligence Unit released this week.

The report titled, Out of the Shadows, on child sexual abuse and exploitation is based on a study of the approach of 40 countries from around the world to such offences.

The index examines how the government, the private sector and NGOs respond to the threat of child sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation in those 40 countries.

South Africa ranked first among the eight African countries included in the index with the overall score of 56.1 points out 100. Nigeria ranked 6th with a score of 46.4. Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda also faired better than Nigeria on the index. Mozambique and Egypt were ranked below Nigeria.

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ranch2000:
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9ja real low. Which way Nigeria. Now panty thief's everywhere. Plz get me passport to ...

9ja real low. Which way Nigeria. Now panty thief's everywhere. Plz get me passport to South Africa. Number 1.

SensorVee:
9ja real low. Which way Nigeria. Now panty thief's everywhere. Plz get me passport to South Africa. Number 1.

Perhaps UK - they score highest (82.7)

TMKsouth:


Perhaps UK - they score highest (82.7)

I want Africa country. SAfrica have whites.

TMKsouth:
Nigeria has ranked 33rd out of 40 countries for its measures to protect children against sexual abuse and exploitation, edging countries such as China, Vietnam and Pakistan but fairing worse than counterparts such as India, Jamaica and South Africa. This is according to a new index developed by the Economist Intelligence Unit released this week.

The report titled, Out of the Shadows, on child sexual abuse and exploitation is based on a study of the approach of 40 countries from around the world to such offences.

The index examines how the government, the private sector and NGOs respond to the threat of child sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation in those 40 countries.

South Africa ranked first among the eight African countries included in the index with the overall score of 56.1 points out 100. Nigeria ranked 6th with a score of 46.4. Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda also faired better than Nigeria on the index. Mozambique and Egypt were ranked below Nigeria.

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Not all countries surveyed but stil a score of 46.4 sucks big time.

South Africa always ahead. True Giant of Africa indeed.

ranch2000:
Sick men.

Kick them in the nutz!