NAPTIP asks public to help tackle child abuse in daycare centres
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons has appealed to Nigerians to report any credible information about alleged child sexual abuse in daycare centres. In a public notice, the agency emphasized its commitment to investigating concerns raised in recent discussions and viral posts. NAPTIP encouraged anyone with evidence or direct knowledge of such incidents to contact them confidentially. The agency's response highlights its ongoing efforts to protect children from exploitation.
What happened
- NAPTIP called for credible reports from the public about alleged child sexual abuse in daycare centres across Nigeria.
- The agency issued a public notice through its official X handle, responding to recent viral social media posts and discussions.
- Individuals with factual information, evidence, or personal experience are urged to contact NAPTIP confidentially via direct message or email.
- The statement did not provide specific details about the viral incidents but reaffirmed NAPTIP’s mandate to protect children from exploitation.
- The agency’s appeal comes amid widespread concern over child safety in daycare environments.
