If you are a Nigerian parent and something you read this week made your stomach drop, you are not overreacting. But I want to move you from alarm to action, because alarm on its own does not protect a single child. Here is what is actually documented. In August, Nigerian customs officers at Tin Can
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What Happened in Uvwie CSP Omosetemi Agbede-Zuokumor, Divisional Police Officer for Ugborikoko Division in Uvwie Local Government Area, Delta State, described a routine school phone check during a security awareness programme. Officers seized high-end smartphones from students who, she said, were watching pornographic material during class. One case went further. According to the DPO, a
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The date is not an accident Every 23rd of August, the United Nations and UNESCO mark the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and Its Abolition. The date commemorates the night of 22–23 August 1791, when enslaved Africans in Saint-Domingue — now Haiti — rose against their captors and began what became
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A young woman sat in front of her camera a few weeks ago and named names. The pastor. The church. She told the internet how a man of God turned her confession of porn addiction into seven pregnancies, seven abortions on his instruction, and finally a hysterectomy (total removal of the uterus) after heavy bleeding.
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A 21-year-old college basketball player. A scholarship. A visa. A future many young men would envy. None of that stopped Daniel Adegboyega from allegedly raping a young woman who had simply come to his apartment to watch a movie. According to police reports, the woman went to Adegboyega’s Jacksonville, Alabama, apartment on the night of
