The Chief Missioner of Nasrul-Lahi-l-Fatih Society, NASFAT Imam Abdul-Azeez Onike has said NASFAT is always ready to collaborate with anyone or group that is interested in advancing the course of humanity. He said the mission of such a group or organization must align with the mission of NASFAT: “To develop an enlightened Muslim society nurtured…
In an effort to eradicate gender based violence in the society, three prominent faith based organisations, Nasrul-Lahi-l-Fatih Society (NASFAT), Women Wing of Christian Association of Nigeria.
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The Nasrulahi-L-Fatih Society (NASFAT) in collaboration with United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is set for a campaign to tackle violence against women and girls in Nigeria.
NASFAT Publicity Secretary, AbdulAkeem Yusuf, in a statement, said the project is an EU-UN spotlight initiative on ending violence against women and girls in collaboration with UNICEF.
The partnership aims to provide a bigger platform and opportunity to enhance commitment to stamp out various forms of violence and abuses against women and girls in the society. x
According to Yusuf, the partnership would be for three months – from April to June 2021, and the campaign will be taken to communities across Nigeria in five States and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) viz: Lagos in the South west, Cross River in the South South, Ebonyi in the South East, Adamawa in the North East, Sokoto in the North west and Abuja in the North Central.