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The Nigerian government, in collaboration with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and civil society groups, has launched a nationwide campaign to combat prostitution in the country. The initiative, tagged "Nigeria Against Prostitution" (NAP), aims to raise awareness about the dangers of prostitution, provide support for victims, and bring perpetrators to justice. According to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), prostitution is a significant problem in Nigeria, with thousands of women and children forced into sex work every year. "Prostitution is a form of modern-day slavery, and it's time we take a stand against it," said Julie Okah-Donli, Director-General of NAPTIP. "We urge all Nigerians to join us in this fight against prostitution and human trafficking." The NAP campaign will involve a series of activities, including: - Public awareness campaigns to educate Nigerians about the dangers of prostitution - Training programs for law enforcement agencies and other stakeholders - Provision of support services for victims of prostitution, including counseling, shelter, and vocational training - Collaboration with international organizations to combat human trafficking The government has also announced plans to strengthen laws and policies against prostitution, including increasing penalties for offenders and providing protection for victims. "We are committed to making Nigeria a safe and prosperous country for all citizens, and we will not tolerate any form of exploitation or abuse," said a government spokesperson. To join the fight against prostitution in Nigeria, members of the public can: - Follow the NAP campaign on social media using the hashtag #NigeriaAgainstProstitution - Report cases of prostitution or human trafficking to NAPTIP or other authorities - Support organizations providing services to victims of prostitution - Participate in public awareness campaigns and events In Nigeria, the laws criminalizing prostitution and brothels vary depending on the region and the type of law in place. Here are some key laws: Federal Laws 1. Trafficking in Persons (Prohibition) Act 2003: This law prohibits trafficking in persons, including prostitution, and prescribes penalties for offenders. 2. Criminal Code Act: Sections 223-225 of the Criminal Code Act prohibit: 1. Procuring or attempting to procure a woman or girl to become a prostitute (Section 223). 2. Living on the earnings of prostitution (Section 224). 3. Keeping a brothel or allowing premises to be used as a brothel (Section 225). State Laws 1. Northern States: The Penal Code (Northern States) Federal Provisions Act prohibits prostitution and prescribes penalties for offenders. 2. Lagos State: The Lagos State Prohibition of Prostitution Law prohibits prostitution and brothel-keeping in the state. Sharia Law In states that adopt Sharia law (e.g., Kano, Sokoto), prostitution is prohibited and punishable under Islamic law. Penalties The penalties for prostitution and brothel-keeping in Nigeria vary depending on the law and the circumstances of the offense. However, they can include: 1. Imprisonment for up to 2-5 years. 2. Fines ranging from ₦50,000 to ₦500,000. 3. Forfeiture of property used for prostitution or brothel-keeping. Together, we can make a difference and create a safer, more prosperous Nigeria for all. |
Memphis357:The Yorubas will accuse igbos of tribalism which they are known for. |
dollytino4real:You go cry tire. Just pray that you will not fall into my trap. Nonsense |
dollytino4real:Rude surprise awaits you and your oba of Lagos. Nonsense |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6SFODKfvlA Avoid any lady living in Gwarimpa especially 69 road - Man says.
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dollytino4real:Do not confuse yourself with your myopic reasoning. The yorubas endorse peter obi willingly and gladly put it online but you are mentioning Mr poster. |
Northerners insist tinubu is a arrogant and proud person who betray those who help him. The northerners says the arrogance of tinubu will bring about his downfall in 2027. Northerners call tinubu a servant who wants to take everything northerners own, as he has forsaken federal character and be given appointment to only the yorubas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0deozkCXRo&pp=ygU-Tm9ydGhlcm5lcnMgcmVqZWN0IHRpbnVidSBhbmQgYXNrIGhpbSB0byBnbyB0byB0aGUgb3RoZXIgcm9vbSA%3D |
APC Supporters Calls Tinubu A Wicked Ruler For Making Them Miserable People, As They Insist To Protest In Aso Rock Very Soon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXFMX3uiK8M |
Reality3080:You are talking nonsense. |
Reality3080:Do mistake me for jobless APC supporters. And do not mistake me for your father. |
Reality3080:Do not mistake me for your father. Nonsense |
lamentor78:Think before speaking, so you will not talk nonsense. The news is a real news. You APC supporters like discrediting any real news exposing secret of APC and tinubu as fake news. |
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Political consultations across the 19 northern states have intensified, with key stakeholders saying they are already mapping out strategies to prevent President Bola Tinubu from winning re-election in 2027. Multiple sources say the plan is simple: mobilize the North behind Peter Obi. “The North Has Decided” “We voted in 2023 and got hardship in return. We will not make that mistake again,” said a coalition of northern elders after a closed-door meeting in Kaduna. “The North is done with Tinubu. Our support is going to Peter Obi in 2027.” Leaders cited 2 years of rising food prices, insecurity, and abandoned projects like the Abuja-Kano road as reasons for the shift. They argue that Obi represents the “discipline, accountability, and new Nigeria” the region now wants. According to insiders, the strategy has 3 parts: 1. Grassroots Mobilization: Ward-to-ward town halls and youth structures are being activated across Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Niger, and Benue to drive voter education. 2. Elite Alignment: Traditional rulers, former governors, and civil society groups are holding consultations to present a united northern front. 3. Voter Turnout Drive: The focus is on massive PVC collection and election-day monitoring to “protect every vote.” “We will not boycott. We will vote, and we will vote massively,” a youth leader from Sokoto said. “But it will not be for APC. It will be for Peter Obi.” Proponents say Obi’s record on prudent spending and his message of production over consumption resonates with northern farmers, traders, and students hit hardest by the economy. “He is not promising magic. He is promising work. That’s what we need,” a women’s leader in Jos stated. Political analysts say if the North votes as a bloc, it could swing the 2027 election. The region delivered huge numbers in 2023, and a reversal would be a major blow to APC’s chances. The closing line from many meetings has been the same: “2023 was for party. 2027 is for Nigeria. And for us, that name is Peter Obi.”
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As Nigeria approaches 2027, civil society groups, youth leaders, and political analysts are calling on Nigerians to vote based on competence, justice, and equity — not party loyalty or ethnic politics. The central message: it’s time for a South-East President. It’s time for Peter Obi. WHY NIGERIANS ARE WALKING AWAY 1. Economy & Hardship "From fuel to food to school fees, Nigerians are suffering. Promises have not matched reality. People want a leader who understands management and accountability." 2. Demand for Equity Since 1999, every region except the South-East has produced President. "26 years later, excluding Ndigbo from the presidency is not unity. It is injustice. 2027 must correct this for national healing." 3. The Obi Factor Peter Obi’s 2023 campaign proved Nigerians want a new kind of politics: prudent spending, production over consumption, security, and education. That movement has grown into a national force cutting across tribe and religion. "Forget party. Forget money politics. 2027 is about the future of your children," a coalition statement read. Nigerians are being urged to: 1. Reject business-as-usual politics that brought hardship 2. Support Peter Obi — a leader with track record of performance and integrity 3. Back South-East Presidency in 2027 — because justice and rotation will stabilize Nigeria 4. Get PVC. Protect your vote. The ballot is the only weapon "This is not about Igbo vs Yoruba. This is about Nigeria vs Failure. Peter Obi represents competence. South-East Presidency represents fairness. Together, they represent a New Nigeria that works for all." Peter Obi. South-East Presidency 2027. A New Nigeria Is Possible. *#Obi2027 #SouthEastPresidency #VoteForCompetence #NewNigeria*
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jogojogo:Do not mistake me for your father please |
Tenses:Free and fair election will promote Nigeria'democracy to the outside world. Peter Obi will defeat tinubu come 2027. |
ANALYSTS SAY THOSE BANKING ON TINUBU WINNING 2027 ARE DELUSIONAL — "PETER OBI IS THE INEVITABLE WINNER" Political observers and grassroots mobilizers across Nigeria are pushing back hard against the idea that President Bola Tinubu will win a second term in 2027, calling it “wishful thinking disconnected from reality on the ground.” The statement comes as Peter Obi and the NDC continue to gain momentum nationwide ahead of the 2027 presidential election. According to analysts, the 2023 election exposed a new political reality in Nigeria that cannot be ignored. "Anyone who thinks Tinubu will just walk into 2027 is living in 1999 politics," one strategist said. "Nigerians have woken up. They are asking for competence, not propaganda. They are asking for food on the table, not slogans." Key factors being cited: 1. Economic Hardship Rising inflation, fuel subsidy removal effects, and cost of living have eroded public trust. "You cannot campaign on hunger," a South-South leader stated. 2. The Obidient Movement Peter Obi’s 2023 showing proved that Nigerians across tribe and religion will vote for capacity. That base has only grown and organized better for 2027. 3. Demand for Equity With 26 years of democracy and no South-East President, the push for fairness is louder than ever. "Justice is also a campaign issue," said a coalition spokesperson. Supporters argue that Peter Obi remains the clearest symbol of the “New Nigeria” Nigerians voted for in 2023. "Peter Obi is not just a candidate. He is a movement. He is the answer to corruption, waste, and poor leadership," the statement read. "Come 2027, Nigerians will correct 2023. The votes will count, and Peter Obi will emerge as President." "Do not be deceived by money politics and media noise. 2027 will be decided by the people. Get your PVC. Mobilize. Protect your vote. Peter Obi. A New Nigeria Is Possible." *#Obi2027 #NewNigeria #VoteCount*
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favor914:The silly question you asked me. |
Reality3080:Do not mistake me for your father. |
favor914:Go and ask your father that question and I am sure he knows the answer. |
RichBoy247:it will happen 2027 and peter obi will be the president of Nigeria. It will happen because you were born and if not that you would not be existing today. |
RichBoy247:Your father knows the answer |
aswani:Shut up and stop talking nonsense. Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria and the last yoruba president of Nigeria and Peter Obi will be the next president of Nigeria in 2027. Tinubu is a loser. |
LottiOk:Shut up and do not mistake me for your father. |
Reality3080:You are talking nonsense. |
yemmight:Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria and the last yoruba president of Nigeria. Igbos will never again allow a Yoruba person to become the president of Nigeria even principalities and powers can not help the yorubas in the next 70years to come. |
yarimo:when nnamdi kanu was arrested igbos wanted to burn down Nigeria but nnamdi kanu said he wanted peace in south east then igbos retreated from burning down Nigeria but if you continue making mouth then just one phone call will reignite the burning down of Nigeria. By then, Nigeria government will be begging nnamdi kanu to go home and that they do not want to see him in prison again. |
Igbos will soon organized public protest to raise awareness about this matter. And igbos will soon start rejecting commissioner of police of Yoruba or Fulani ethnic extraction in south east region. |
favor914:Even you yourself will have nowhere to run to. |
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