Safety For Every Girl Launches National Video Competition and Announces 2026 Period Summit in Lagos, Nigeria

Safety For Every Girl (Sfeg) has initiated a national video competition and revealed plans for the 2026 Period Summit in Lagos, Nigeria. The competition aims to empower Nigerian women and girls to share their personal safety experiences through 60-90 second videos.
Chioma Nwigwe, the founder of Safety For Every Girl, emphasizes the importance of addressing women's safety as a fundamental societal function. The summit, scheduled for March 6, 2026, will feature high-level leadership discussions, a showcase of competition finalists, and the debut of the Power Award recognizing impactful safety advocacy efforts.
MTN Nigeria's partnership underscores the critical role of private sector support in advancing social advocacy for women's safety. The campaign seeks to drive grassroots solutions and eliminate gender-based violence to create a safer society for all.
Safety For Every Girl remains committed to securing and empowering Nigerian women and girls through tangible steps and advocacy efforts.
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