By Umar Faruk Birnin Kebbi
The Zuru Local Government Council, led by Hon. Muhammad Bala Isah, has partnered with the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) Kebbi State Command to organize a public enlightenment and awareness creation campaign against human trafficking, child labour, and sexual abuse in Zuru, Kebbi State.
The campaign, held at the Zuru Town Hall, brought together village heads, ward heads, women and youth leaders, and other stakeholders to equip them with knowledge on combating these vices. High-profile attendees included the Emir of Zuru, Major Gen. Sani Sami Gomo II (Rtd), Special Adviser to the Kebbi State Governor on Security Col. Danladi Hassan Riba (Rtd), and Galadiman Zuru Muhammadu Magoro (Rtd).
A reliable source revealed that child trafficking has become a significant concern in Zuru and its surroundings, prompting the need for a collaborative effort to address this issue. Hon. Muhammad Bala Isah emphasized the importance of working with relevant agencies and stakeholders to tackle the problem.
The campaign aims to educate participants on the dangers of human trafficking, child Labour, and sexual abuse, and to mobilize community leaders to take action against these vices. By joining forces, NAPTIP and Zuru LG hope to create a safer environment for vulnerable individuals, particularly children and women.
This collaborative effort demonstrates the commitment of local authorities to addressing the pressing issues of human trafficking and child Labour in Kebbi State.
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