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Six in 10 Nigerian children experience some form of abuse – UNICEF

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Participants at the Child Protection Mid-Year Review and consultations for UNICEF Nigeria’s 2028–2032 Country Programme in Abuja.image0.jpeg

Ms McCauley said the figures represent children whose safety, identity, education, health and future opportunities remain at risk, stressing that child protection efforts should be judged by their impact on children’s lives rather than the number of activities delivered.

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