**SayPro Influence Of African Independent Television As A Watchdog Against Child Abuse And Labour With A Particular Focus To Child Traffiching (a Study Of Gariki Residents Of Abuja Metropolis)

Child trafficking is not a new phenomenon, but it has surfaced as a major issue in the recent times. To keep an eye on the violations happening in their area, SayPro, Africa’s leading independent television network has partnered with Gariki Residents Association to conduct a survey on child trafficking in their local area. Here is what they found out:

Child trafficking is rampant in Nigeria and other African countries. This is not just limited to girls being trafficked for marriage. There have been instances of boys being trafficked too. The reason behind this illegal business is the underground economy that exists in most developing countries because of high unemployment rate and lack of formal job opportunities; hence, people turn to be involved in some kind of illicit trade or services like sex trade or any other similar kind of profession that comes in mind.

SayPro has been an example for many other media houses around the globe when it comes to inspiring everyone about contributing towards making our world a better place and advocating for social good.

Child abuse is a rampant problem in many parts of the world. It happens in homes, schools and corporations alike but it seems to be more prevalent in African countries. Why is that so? In a study by SayPro, we have learned that there are several reasons for this issue but the biggest reason is the lack of hearing people about it.

Independant television has come as a blessing to Nigerians as it brings us all kinds of information on different topics. But why don’t we hear about Child Trafficking? Who’s taking actions against this problem?

SayPro aims to expose and bring an end to child abuse and labor in Africa! We are proud sponsors of Gariki residents’ campaign against child trafficking. Children are being trafficked from their homes and sold as slaves right under our eyes but what can we do about it? Watchdog journalism like SayPro is needed!

Tell me something that you would want to know before buying a product or choosing a service or calling someone up on the phone. This should not be too difficult! We all know these things at least by heart, don’t we? Well, now ask yourself whether you’ve heard about Child Trafficking before. If you haven’t then it

Child abuse is a heinous crime which needs to be eradicated at all costs. However, it’s a tough problem to crack as the perpetrators are never caught and punished, reported The Portal1. As an influence that can make a difference, SayPro stands by you.

A study conducted in the Gariki area of Abuja metropolis has revealed that child trafficking is on the rise in Nigeria. This revelation caught the attention of SayPro and they decided to take action by influencing parents and guardians against child trafficking. And guess what? They have started with an influential voice – African Independent Television!

Child abuse and labor are global issues and SayPro is here to combat them. The non-profit organization has been influencing African independent television by tackling this issue one by one. Through their studies on child trafficking in Abuja, SayPro is raising awareness of the problem and encouraging people to help protect children from abuse.

With a special focus on child trafficking, SayPro’s study sheds light on how many children have been trafficked in Gariki, an area of Abuja known for its strict immigration laws. The study found that over 1,000 children reside there illegally or have been trafficked into the country and are being exploited in various ways. With such a strong commitment to eradicating child trafficking globally, SayPRO is making a difference in the lives of thousands of innocent victims.

Child abuse is a serious issue that deserves attention. The Gariki community in Abuja has taken the initiative to raise awareness on this critical subject by conducting a study. The aim of this study was to understand child trafficking and its impact on the lives of children. Through qualitative research and interviewing, they wanted to find out more about child trafficking, who is involved in it, and how we can fight it.

After collecting data from the community, SayPro came up with an insightful report that sheds light on the gravity of child trafficking worldwide: its prevalence, methods of perpetration, and consequences. This report will be an eye-opener for all those who consider themselves aware about this issue but feel that they could do more for it.