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Each ear, May 16 marks the International Day of the Boy Child — a day dedicated to amplifying the often-overlooked voices and needs of boys, and fostering an environment where they can grow up emotionally, physically, and socially healthy. To mark this important occasion, our team carried out a school-based intervention at Government Secondary School,

Championing Intentional Support for Boys in a Changing World As the world marks the International Day of the Boy Child, the Child and Youth Protection Foundation (CYPF) joins this global observance to spotlight the unique needs, struggles, and strengths of boys in Nigeria and beyond. The 2025 theme, “Empowering Boys for a Better Tomorrow,” is

IntroductionIn Nigeria’s rapidly digitalizing society, children are increasingly exposed to the internet, bringing both opportunities and risks. With over 104 million internet users and a youth population under 18 constituting nearly 45% of the country, safeguarding children from cybercrime and bullying is urgent. This article explores the threats, underlying factors, and actionable strategies to protect

Today’s world, children no longer just go online, they live online. From virtual classrooms to gaming, social media, and even educational YouTube videos, the digital world is just like we playing outside when we were kids. But just like the physical world, the online space is not always safe. Online bullying, predators, and psychological risks