Counseling Urged as Lifeline for Domestic Violence Victims in Nigeria
Miracle Femi Lazarus highlights the urgent need for counseling as a lifeline for families affected by domestic violence in Nigeria. The story of Mary, a victim of intimate partner violence, sheds light on the silent suffering endured by many.
Domestic violence statistics in Nigeria are alarming, with one in four women experiencing abuse. The call for counseling aims to provide support and empowerment to victims, breaking the cycle of abuse.
Experts emphasize the importance of addressing this issue within families and communities to prevent further harm. The impact of domestic violence extends beyond physical bruises, affecting victims' confidence, voice, and overall well-being.
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