
FG to create safe spaces for GBV survivors in all LGAs
The federal government is establishing safe spaces in all 774 LGAs to enhance support for GBV survivors. This initiative is part of a broader national action plan.
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The federal government is establishing safe spaces in all 774 LGAs to enhance support for GBV survivors. This initiative is part of a broader national action plan.

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