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Comfort Empowerment and Advocacy Foundation (CEAF) is a focused on ending child marriage, domestic violence and sexual assault, and pushing to enforce laws that will protect everyone irrespective of their gender.
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CEAF: Happy Children’s Day!
CEAF to Every Child: You Really Matter. You Deserve Better. Children are not just the FUTURE, they are the NOW. And every child deserves to be raised in love, not fear, to be heard, not hushed, to be protected, not preyed upon. At Comfort Empowerment and Advocacy…
Breaking the Silence, One School at a Time.
On Monday, we took the message of Sexual Abuse Prevention to another school, and the silence was broken again. We defined it. Unmasked the red flags. Shattered the shame.Because no child should carry the weight of abuse in silence. What started as awareness turned…
Smiles, Silenced Voices”Happy Children’s Day”
A child’s smile should never be a mask for pain.Yet today, in this same country where we celebrate Children’s Day with balloons and hashtags, too many little ones are hiding bruises beneath their uniforms. Sexual abuse, child marriage, and domestic neglect, these are…
Should Mother -In-Law Have A Say In Her Son’s Home?
In many African homes, especially here in Nigeria, there’s an unspoken tradition that gives mothers-in-law unchecked access and influence in their sons’ marriages. But today, we are asking the hard questions: Should a mother-in-law have a say in running her…
School Drive: Sexual Abuse Awareness.
At CEAF, we fight for every child, the voiceless, the unheard, the ones who are told to keep quiet for the sake of image.We will always call abuse what it is We will fight for justice, protection, and education because every child deserves safety.
Stop the Labels: She Was Monalisa Stephen, Not Just “Plus-Sized”
In the wake of the tragic death of Monalisa Stephen, the media chorus has sounded—loud and uniform—drowning her identity beneath a label she never asked for: “Plus-Size Actress.” News headline after headline, blog post after blog post, her name is buried beneath a…